A Rhode Island civil liberties group is accusing the state of failing to process food stamp applications in a timely manner.

A suspect in a Providence killing is being held in New York City.

Efforts to save a historic landmark, and a brainteaser for political junkies.

Happy first birthday from NBC 10.

Vincent “Buddy” Cianci Jr. makes a play for independence on July 3, 1984.

Gov. Don Carcieri vetoes a bill that would increase the number of dog racing days at Twin River.

One person is taken to the hospital following a house fire in Providence.

The associate commissioner of Rhode Island’s Board of Governors for Higher Education has been promoted to interim commissioner.

A reputed Rhode Island mobster accused of trying to arrange a hit on a rival has been moved from prison to a hospital and his lawyer says he is “seriously ill.“

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Southern New England cleans up after Wednesday’s wet and wild weather.

A jury awards a man and his wife about $5 million in their negligence lawsuit against a hospital.

A defendant accused of fatally stabbing a Connecticut man outside a Providence nightclub is ordered held without bail.

Lt. Gov. Elizabeth Roberts will seek re-election next year instead of running for governor.

A lawyer for Providence Mayor David Cicilline is asking a judge to hold a new hearing on the partial pension awarded to a former city official convicted of corruption.