"Storm Chasers" star Joel Taylor died from an ecstasy overdose while on a cruise ship earlier this year ... according to his toxicology results. The Bureau of Forensic Sciences of Puerto Rico tells us, based on Taylor's lab results, it was...

Edgardo Santiago and Luisaliz Rivera learned that 'community' is everything, along with communications and preparation.Ben

Hospitals across the nation have been hit by a double whammy: an alarming flu season combined with a shortage of intravenous fluids. Hurricane Maria’s devastating effects on Puerto Rico, a critical manufacturing hub for American medical supplies, have caused the supply chain disruption.

Sebastian Vidal, director of the Parallel18 accelerator, describes the opportunities for innovation on the island.

"Our objective is simple: provide better service, one that's more efficient and that allows us to jump into new energy models," Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said.

Now 99, a grandmother of eight and great-grandmother of 16, Martha Heft is using her love of sewing to help others, both locally and internationally, one stitch at a time. Heft has helped create 670 quilts that have been distributed to local non-profits, dozens of dresses for underprivileged little girls in Haiti after a massive earthquake rattled the island in 2010, and most recently, over 60 dresses for little girls in Puerto Rico, following the death and destruction Hurricane Maria caused last September.

Here's the latest for Wednesday, June 20th: Administration officials say no clear plan to reunite migrant families; 500 migrants land in Italy; Concerns in Puerto Rico about temporary roofs on houses; Water main break floods Las Vegas Mandalay Bay hotel.

The ravaged island needs aid as soon as possible, but the White House is dragging its feet on an aid package

The entire island is without power, but Sunday political talk shows talked about it for less than a minute

The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards has recently released new data surveying the number of licensed architects in the United States. Conducted annually by , the 2017 Survey of Architectural Registration Boards provides exclusive insight into data from the architectural licensing boards of the 50 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. At first glance, the numbers reflect promising growth for the architecture profession. The number of architects licensed in the U.S. rose to 113,554, according to the survey, which is a 3% increase from 2016 and a 10% increase from the numbers reported a decade ago.