The government warned Friday that those chic baby slings that hip moms and dads are sporting these days can be dangerous, even deadly for their little ones.
Kent Hospital put the call out Thursday for some furry volunteers. The Warwick hospital announced it's new pet therapy program.
Another tale of terror from the highway. A driver of a Toyota Prius said he couldn't get his car to stop.
The U.S Census Bureau is hiring 2,300 Rhode Islanders in April to collect information for the 2010 census.
The winter weather is really doing a number on the roadways in the capital city. If you drive on Westminster Street on the west end of Providence, you'll
A local church is calling for tents -- to send to disaster-torn Haiti.
The Rhode Island chapter of the Salvation Army is appealing for more donations to its Good Neighbor Energy Fund.
Rhode Island tax officials are hoping a new list of the top 100 tax scofflaws will force the state's worst tax delinquents to pay up.
Toyota has recalled several models for various problems. Here's a list of the cars affected.
For years health officials blamed listeria or salmonella outbreaks on deli meat itself. But inspectors are now learning that the actual cause may have nothing
The first floor of the Department of Health's Cannon Building will reopen Friday, after flooding forced the building to close for days.
The Rhode Island Department of Health has issued a recall on certain H1N1 vaccines.
Balise in Warwick is stepping up to provide technicians with an immediate training clinic on recall issues regarding a sticking gas pedals.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released the following alert Wednesday concerning the recent Toyota recalls.
Rhode Island students showed some improvement in the latest round of standardized testing. However, state education officials said they are far from satisfied
An outbreak of what's believed to be a norovirus-like illness has forced school officials to temporarily shut down St. George's school in Middletown.
