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Hurricane season ends, but Irene's effects remain
Hurricane Irene was one of the costliest storms in U.S. history and killed at least 47 people.
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Irene retired from tropical storm name list
Irene will be replaced by Irma in the list of Atlantic storm names.
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Southeastern Mass. added to Irene disaster declaration
Five counties in southeastern Massachusetts are eligible to receive federal disaster aid.
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RI Senate completes review of Irene response
A Senate committee is expected to submit a report within several weeks.
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RI lawmakers fault utility's response to Irene
A Senate committee hears testimony from representatives of National Grid, Verizon and Cox Communications.
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Hurricane Maria makes landfall in eastern Canada
Authorities say the storm is packing high winds and rain but there are no early reports of injuries or property damage.
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Lawmakers review response to Irene
Rhode Island lawmakers hold a hearing to review the response by governments and utility companies to Tropical Storm Irene.
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RI lawmakers to probe response to Irene, outages
A state Senate committee plans to hold a hearing on the state's response Thursday at the State House.
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NWS issues flood warning for Pawtuxet
Government forecasters predict minor flooding in parts of Warwick and Cranston.
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RI regulators to review Grid's response
The Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission plans a review of how National Grid responded to Tropical Storm Irene.
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Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 1 storm
Forecasters warn of rip currents along the U.S. East Coast.
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About 14,000 without power in Mass.
The utilities are defending their response to the storm against criticism from lawmakers and homeowners.
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Power outages in RI drop to 25,000
Utility crews cut remaining power outages in Rhode Island in half over the past 24 hours.
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Fallen trees: What insurance does and doesn't cover
Tropical Storm Irene is teaching homeowners about their insurance coverage.
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Rain-packed Tropical Storm Lee forms off Louisiana
The U.S. National Hurricane Center said it's too early to tell if Katia will hit the U.S.
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Irene kills thousands of sea stars, clams
Sea life in Rhode Island is another casualty of Tropical Storm Irene.
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Agency seeks chain saw teams for tree removal
Rhode Island is seeking volunteers to operate chain saws and help with brush removal for elderly and disabled residents in the wake of Tropical Storm Irene.
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Energy Dept. defends National Grid's storm response
A representative from the U.S. Department of Energy says the utility company has done a great job restoring homes and businesses.
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RI outages down to about 45,000
Company spokesman David Graves said all the utility's transmission lines and 22 substations in Rhode Island have been restored.
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Storm leaves paraplegic man powerless
Peter Aschaffenburg depends on his electric wheelchair and chair lifts to get around his home.
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RI lawmaker asks for probe of National Grid
State Sen. John Tassoni wants the Public Utilities Commission to investigate National Grid's response to Tropical Storm Irene.
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Hurricane Katia continues moving across Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center says it's too early to tell if Katia will hit the U.S.
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RI to reopen coastal ponds to shellfishing
The state closed all waters to shellfishing on Sunday because of concerns about heavy rain, storm surge and coastal flooding from Tropical Storm Irene.
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3 Providence schools remain closed after storm
One school has no power and two others were damaged in Tropical Storm Irene.
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Schools, shelters, YMCA offering showers, food
Shelters, schools and YMCA locations across the state offer showers, food and water to residents who remain without power.
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