Rhode Island veterans groups will mark Veterans Day this weekend with a wreath-laying ceremony at the state Veterans Cemetery.

Health officials may soon issue rules governing the operation of medical marijuana stores in Rhode Island.

Fall River Mayor-elect Will Flanagan talks about his agenda for the city.

NBC 10 is giving you more live news and weather on Sunday mornings.

The RISPCA is offering a $1,000 reward for in a dog abandonment case.

A sting involving a suspect who allegedly wanted to buy weapons ends in gunfire at Lincoln Woods.

The shooting spree at Fort Hood, Texas, causes particular anxiety for a couple in Plainville.

Two medical marijuana growers in Rhode Island are accused of dealing drugs.

Unemployed Rhode Islanders can now collect jobless benefits for up to 99 weeks.

The DMAT installs a new server to handle a 900 percent increase in computer hits.

The Rhode Island State Police urge motorists to pay attention while they are driving as the holiday season approaches.

Actor James Woods has sued a Rhode Island hospital over the 2006 death of his younger brother.

Friends and family pay last respects to Skyla Reposa-Alves on what would have been her birthday.

Gov. Don Carcieri says state and national flags will fly at half-staff through Veterans Day.

A dog found in Iraq is placed in temporary foster care in North Providence.

A funeral service for Capt. Kyle Van De Giesen is held at St. Mary’s Church in North Attleborough.

A group of Latino journalists in Massachusetts has launched a new Spanish-language weekly newspaper.

Drivers heading south on Interstate 95 in Providence will face new traffic patterns this weekend.

A gunman opened fire in an Orlando office building, killing one person and injuring five others.

Police say the victim had a confrontation with someone in a nightclub.

The Anti-Defamation League New England condemned the break-in as a hate crime.

There was some very good news Friday for Rhode Island’s nonprofits.

Two children were injured in an accident in Providence Friday morning.

A Barnstable resident is seeking a recount of a narrow vote this week that would change town government.

The trial of a former Massachusetts police chief charged in connection with the death of a boy at a gun show has been postponed.

The Rhode Island Convention Center Authority has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a Providence city ordinance.

A candle light vigil is held for 29-year-old Marine Captain Kyle Van De Giesen.

Today we feature one of the most bitter of the races for state office in Rhode Island, 23 years ago Nov. 6, 1986. 

Military officials were starting to piece together what may have pushed an Army psychiatrist to turn on his comrades in a shooting rampage.

Unlike Rhode Island, Massachusetts has no uniform plan for distributing H1N1 vaccine.