Police say that a man crashed his car in an attempt to kill himself and possibly his girlfriend.

Prosecutors also said the alleged victim could not identify Mark Rantanen as his assailant.

A Scottish man pleads not guilty to a charge of interfering with a flight crew.

A commuter train clipped a truck that had parked too close to the tracks at North Station in Boston.

Since Sept. 1, seven people in Rhode Island have died as a result of H1N1 flu.

The woman known to many as the “Long Island Lolita,” will appear in Providence this weekend.

The Rhode Island Public Transity Authority is looking for a new general manager.

The Bristol District Attorney’s Office is investigating the death of an inmate who died after collapsing at the county jail.

Firefighters were called to the Church of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Mineral Spring Avenue in North Providence.

Today on Flashback, we go back to the days when the price of gasoline was under 50-cents a gallon—but there was a catch. 

NBC 10’s Brian Crandall reports on what some officials say has been an increase in suicide attempts.

Residents in Lincoln may be reconfiguring several schools.

The Patrick administration unveils a plan that would require the Boston area’s two major zoos to bring in more of their own revenues.

A 3-year-old girl reported missing is found.

Rep. Barney Frank said the program would be funded by interest paid on the Wall Street bailout.

Providence invites you to park free at certain shopping areas during the holidays

A Massachusetts man who shot himself in a struggle with an undercover trooper faces a judge.

University of Rhode Island students will ask a federal judge this week to reject as unconstitutional a Narragansett ordinance allowing police to put orange stickers on unruly homes.

Providence police are investigating a drive-by shooting.

Polcie said a granite memorial and 91 headstones were knocked over.

A man charged with killing his friend at her Providence apartment faces a judge.

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.