Flash floods once again hit Vermont, damaging homes and roads
SUTTON, Vt. (AP) — Communities in rural parts of Vermont on Friday woke up once again to damaged homes and washed-out roads due to heavyRead More
Teamsters, Republic expected to resume negotiations as strike hits day 11
The Teamsters Union and Republic Services are expected to resume negotiations Friday as the ongoing sanitation workers strike hits day 11. Republic Services said TeamstersRead More
Woman convicted of stowing away on flight to Paris faces extradition to Connecticut
NEW YORK (AP) — A woman convicted of stowing away on a flight from New York to Paris without a boarding pass or a passport won’t beRead More
RI man charged with allegedly threatening to kill Trump, Bondi, Miller on Truth Social
37-year-old Carl Montague of Providence, Rhode Island, threatened the media moments after he was released from federal custody Wednesday. Hours earlier, he faced a judge.Read More
Roger Williams Zoo mourning loss of zebra
The Roger Williams Park Zoo in Providence is mourning the tragic loss a beloved zebra. The zoo said 24-year-old Samantha panicked during a storm aRead More
State senate weighing school cell phone ban
Massachusetts state senators are advancing legislation to ban cell phones in schools. Lawmakers voted unanimously Tuesday to send the bill to a Senate committee, theRead More
Roger Williams Park Zoo mourning loss of 24-year-old zebra
A 24-year-old zebra at the Roger Williams Park Zoo in Providence, Rhode Island died on Thursday. The zoo mourned the loss Tuesday morning. The zooRead More
Fire crews fight small blaze on high floors near Gillette Stadium
A large amount of first responders were at Gillette Stadium Tuesday morning. A group of firefighters were seen standing on top of a roof outsideRead More
Trash trouble piling up, sanitation strike hits third day
Trash trouble is piling up as the Republic Services sanitation strike extends to third day. Teamsters union members shouted and swore when Republic Services broughtRead More
Majority of hotel shelters to close, 4 remaining open through end of July
A majority of hotel shelters housing migrants and local unhoused families in Massachusetts are closing Monday. State officials said declining caseloads led to the decision,Read More