Providence RI

Winter Storm Hernando has made history up and down the East Coast, but the blizzard absolutely smashed snowstorm records in Rhode Island. Nearly 40 inches of snow was recorded at T.F. Green International Airport in Warwick, shattering a record set during the Blizzard of ’78. See how all that snow buried neighborhoods...

The roughly $213,000 purchase of an industrial snow blower was finalized by RIDOT on Friday morning.

If Rhode Island had a “don’t snooze or you lose” food rule, Matunuck Oyster Bar would be at the top of the list. Locals warned me, go early, or don’t go at all. And for once, I listened. Pulling up to Matunuck Oyster Bar felt a...

The historic winter storm dumped nearly four feet of snow across the state, leaving cities and towns scrambling to clear impassable roadways.

A group home van carrying 11 people crashed on I-95 North in Attleboro. All were evaluated and transported to the hospital with minor or no injuries.

Attleboro schools reopened Friday for the first time in nearly two weeks, after winter break and then a blizzard​. But, some parents weren't happy about it.

Four suspects have been arrested in connection with a December shooting and crash on I-95 in Providence. Rhode Island State Police say the December 29th incident happened when someone in a vehicle fired shots at another car before crashing into a third car near the Smithfield Avenue off-ramp. The suspects...

(WJAR) — Crews continue to investigate a house fire in Attleboro that happened on Wednesday. Crews responded to the home on Thacher Street. The Attleboro Fire Department told NBC 10 that fire appeared to have started from the outside near the electrical meter. Officials do not believe the fire...

COVENTRY, R.I. (WJAR) — Coventry Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 3372 said that firefighters extricated a victim from a rollover in front of the CVS on Sandy Bottom Road. The vehicle rolled into a drainage ditch and had more than five feet of snow around it. The victim was transported...

SWANSEA, Mass. (WJAR) — A Dighton man who rushed toward a fiery wreck to help two victims trapped inside a burning vehicle is sharing his story. Corey Paiva was returning from the movies with his girlfriend just after midnight Friday when he witnessed the collision at the intersection of Route 6 and Route 136.