Authorities in Haiti say that four people have been killed when a 4.9 magnitude earthquake struck the south of the country

Authorities say the number of people killed by heavy floods that hit Haiti over the weekend has risen to 42 and that another 11 are missing

Floodwaters consumed hundreds of homes around the country.

A federal judge in Miami has sentenced a Haitian-Chilean businessman to life in prison for his role in helping a group of Colombian mercenaries obtain weapons to assassinate Haitian President Jovenel Moïse in 2021

At least 80% of Haiti's capital city is controlled by gangs.

ABC News' Matt Rivers traveled with aid workers into one of the most dangerous spots in the world, where gang violence and famine have led to a humanitarian crisis.

Plus, authorities in Cuba are rationing gas sales amid a fuel shortage, and a U.K. zoo is looking for a "Seagull Deterrent Assistant."

An American couple visiting Haiti is being held at ransom after being kidnapped on a bus more than a week ago, according to their family.

Family members of the kidnapped couple say they are in contact with the FBI to bring the two home.

The family is fighting to get their loved ones back from Haiti who may be held for ransom by gangs.

Family members of the couple say they were kidnapped while visiting relatives near Port-au-Prince.

In total, seven suspects are now in U.S. custody and facing charges related to the July 2021 assassination of Jovenel Moïse, including the four arraigned Wednesday.

The United Nations Security Council on Monday heard of two resolutions drafted by the United States and Mexico to address Haiti's current situation.

Former Haitian Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe joins ABC News Live to discuss the proposed U.N. security response to the gang crisis and the other issues Haiti is facing.

U.S. authorities in South Florida are stepping up efforts to crackdown on a recent surge in weapons smuggling to Haiti and the Caribbean.

Gang violence, inflation and food insecurity has deepened the crisis in Haiti.

About 150 Haitian migrants landed in Florida by boat after a dangerous trek on a single vessel.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Christian Aid Ministry member Austin Smucker about his harrowing experience surviving a kidnapping in Haiti.

Austin Smucker, 27, described the moment he and 16 others were taken hostage by Haitian gang 400 Mawozo while on a missionary trip in October 2020.

Marcus Moore reports on new details about the missionaries who were held captive in Haiti for two months and are now free after reportedly making a daring overnight escape.

The remaining 12 hostages from a U.S.-based missionary group held hostage by a Haitian gang were released, authorities confirmed on Thursday.

A Haitian gang on Thursday released its remaining hostages from US-based missionary group.

Plus, at least 21 tornadoes were reported across the U.S. heartland overnight with Minnesota having its first December tornado ever, and influential scholar and poet Bell Hooks dies at 69 years old.

Two of the 17 Christian missionaries who were kidnapped by a Haitian gang in October have been released, according to an Ohio-based ministry.

Two of the Christian missionaries who were kidnapped in Haiti last month have been released, according to the ministry.

The missionaries, 16 Americans, 1 Canadian and their Haitian driver were abducted by a notorious Haitian gang in October.

The FBI made contact with the 400 Mawozo gang, which is accused of kidnapping 17 missionaries and holding them hostage for $1M per person ransom.

The former prime minister of Haiti spoke about the recent kidnapping of missionaries and how the country became a dangerous place for its citizens and travelers.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken vowed to do everything possible to secure the release of the hostages who were kidnapped Saturday by a gang while doing missionary work.

After the assassination of president Jovenel Moise and an earthquake that killed 2,200, Haiti is once again the focus of attention after a group of 17 people, including children, were kidnapped.

The missionaries had been visiting an orphanage when they were abducted by the gang at a checkpoint during an airport run on Saturday.

Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries confirmed that 16 Americans and one Canadian, including five children, were on their way back from an orphanage on Saturday when they were abducted by gang members.

Victor Oquendo reports on the American missionaries kidnapped in Haiti on “This Week.”

The Ohio-based group was about to return to the U.S. after building an orphanage in Haiti.

A U.S. embassy official confirmed that federal agents have made contact with 400 Mawozo, the gang that is accused of abducting American and Canadian missionaries over the weekend.

ABC correspondent Marcus Moore is in Port Au Prince, Haiti, discussing the U.S. response to the new video from the gang leader and how the situation has escalated there.

The head of 400 Mawozo gang believed to be responsible for kidnapping 17 missionaries issued an ominous threat in a video.

Survivors of a previous kidnapping by Haitian gang 400 Mazowo shared their stories with ABC News.

The FBI and the U.S. embassy are assisting in rescue efforts after 17 people, including Americans, were kidnapped in Haiti.

Seventeen missionaries, including five children, have been kidnapped in Haiti, according to the ministry the group is affiliated with.

The U.S. special envoy for Haiti, Daniel Foote, has resigned in protest over the Biden administration deportations, calling them "inhumane."

One month after a devastating earthquake killed thousands and injured many more in Haiti, people are still struggling with homelessness and access to health care.

Lionel Moïse is an anchor and correspondent for ABC Audio, based in Miami, Florida.

Here’s what Haitians need the most and how people in the U.S. can help.

Haiti was hit by a 7.2-magnitude earthquake that killed thousands.

The death toll continues to rise after a 7.2 magnitude quake struck the island nation on Saturday.

More than 2,100 people have been killed and thousands more left homeless by the disasters.

Tropical storm Grace battered the island, hampering rescue efforts after the 7.2-magnitude earthquake killed thousands of Haitians. These are only the latest in a series of crises for the nation.

Following a 7.2 magnitude earthquake on Saturday, Haiti's death toll keeps rising as the country faces multiple crises.

Haiti sits directly between two tectonic plates as well as in the middle of a hurricane belt, making it more susceptible to earthquakes and tropical cyclones.