NBC 10 remembers the man who recorded some of the area’s biggest news stories.

An exterminator inspects the State House after rats popped up last week in two offices.

Amtrak is preparing for what it believes will be its busiest travel day this year.

Maxwell Mays, the painter who brought Rhode Island history to life through art, dies at age 91.

OIC of Rhode Island is back in business. 

Is it too early for radio stations to be playing holiday music?

Gas prices have dropped for the second straight week.

The Immaculate Conception Catholic Regional School in Cranston opens its doors.

Providence wants tax-exempt institutions that call the city home to contribute more in lieu of taxes.

The late 1970s saw the beginning of a crippling strike in Rhode Island at a leading manufacturer. 

Dozens of Fall River firefighters are back on the job.

Police say a man jumped off an overpass and was struck and killed by oncoming vehicles.

A University of Connecticut student goes before a judge this week, accused of committing an act of terrorism by posting threatening Internet messages after the stabbing death
of football player Jasper Howard.

A mother says she has not given up hope on finding out what happened to her teenage daughter who disappeared in Brockton 20 years ago.

More work on Interstates 95 and 195 will close the roadways to traffic in Providence for construction of a new bridge.

Authorities are investigating two fires that occurred within minutes of each other in a University of Connecticut dormitory.

The federal housing chief will visit southeastern Massachusetts to see the impact of the foreclosure crisis and discuss how stimulus money is used to boost the economy.

A Rhode Island teen accused of strangling an acquaintance has waived extradition from Connecticut and will return to face charges in Providence.

Construction on the Interstate 95 bridge over the Pawtucket River is going to lead to overnight lane closures during the next few days.

More than 100 employees will lose their jobs when a Liz Claiborne warehouse in Lincoln is shut down.

The parents of a student at Lincoln Middle School are suing a meat company after their daughter got sick from E. coli.

Providence firefighters took about an hour to get a two-alarm fire under control at a three-family home on Sycamore Street Friday night.

In an effort to halt the spread of the swine flu, Walt Disney World has installed dozens of hand sanitizer dispensers throughout the theme park.
, hotel lobbies and character meet-and-greet areas.

Police across Massachusetts are keeping an extra sharp eye out for drivers not wearing seat belts.

People who’d like to send holiday gifts to troops serving overseas are being asked to drop off donations of snacks, DVDs, toiletries and other items for Operation Holiday Cheer.

Former Sen. Lincoln Chafee appears on the Nov. 15 edition of ‘10 News Conference’.

Frank DosReis says a former chief justice was too involved in the family.

If you don’t recycle in the capital city, your garbage may stay on the curb.

Politicians, academics and entrepreneurs want to develop a knowledge district around Davol Square.

Fire officials say smoke alarms went off during a public housing complex fire that killed a woman and ther three children.