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This is one of the busiest times of year for local farms that offer corn mazes, hay rides and other fall activities, but lately Mother Nature hasn't been on their side.

The rain didn't stop most high school football teams from taking the field Friday night.

Eric Rueb breaks down Week 4 of the Friday Night Blitz.

The new leader of the Lifespan hospital group — which owns Rhode Island and Miriam hospitals in Providence — said he is open to resuming payments in lieu of taxes, which have been dormant for more than a year.

Amid the extreme weather we've had in the past few months from tornadoes to flooding to close calls with hurricanes, the Rhode Island State Archives Building is showcasing the impacts of the biggest storms to hit the Ocean State.

Alex Torres-Perez reports from Providence, where 14 of the last 18 weekends have been rainy, in this clip from 12 News Now at 5:30.

Electric Skateboards, Hyundai and Kia vehicles, and bike cranksets are part of this week's Recall Roundup.

The Pawtucket man accused of seriously wounding a pregnant woman and leaving her to die in an icy Coventry pond last year faced a judge Friday.

The Providence Retirement Board on Friday approved pensions for more than a dozen people, including a well-known judge, a controversial police officer, and a recent congressional candidate.

It’s going to take longer than originally planned for the South Coast Rail to be up and running.

Two West Warwick residents will be facing charges after nearly two dozen cats were found living in squalor, according to the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RISPCA).

12 News will have more on this story as it develops.