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Irene Aftermath
State lawmakers are looking into the response by governments and utility companies to Tropical Storm Irene.
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Police: Stay Back From Surf
Police warn people not to get too close to the ocean during the high surf kicked up by Hurricane Katia.
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Erosion Worries
Strong waves from Hurricane Katia could cause more damage to the coastline following Tropical Storm Irene.
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Interview: Sen. James Sheehan
State Sen. James Sheehan wants an investigation into National Grid's preparations before Irene.
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2:11
Fish Kill
A fish kill in upper Narragansett Bay wasn't caused by pollution, it was a natural event caused by Irene.
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2:46
Who Pays?
Homeowners are finding out they may not be covered for tree damage from Tropical Storm Irene.
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Super Soaker?
Gulf Coast eyes Tropical Storm Lee, which could dump 20 inches of rain.
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10 News Conference: Sept. 4, 2011
Timothy Horan, president of National Grid Rhode Island, talks about the utility's response to Tropical Storm Irene.
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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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2:45
Woman Without Power Needs Medicine
A Johnston woman still without power needs her medicine refrigerated. NBC 10's R.J. Heim reports.
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2:30
Defending Storm Response
A representative from the U.S. Department of Energy says National Grid has done a great job restoring homes and businesses.
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Katia From Space
The crew of the international space station took this video of Hurricane Katia.
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1:53
Shelters Offer Showers, Food
Red Cross shelters and YMCA locations around the state offer showers, food and water to residents who remain without power.
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Roads Blocked In Rehoboth
A dozen roads in Rehoboth remain impassable, blocked by downed trees.
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Doctor's Office Cut Off
A Bristol doctor's office is struggling to keep up without phone and Internet service.
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2:18
RI Restaurants Try To Bounce Back
Some restaurants have their power restored, while others are still waiting.
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RI Restaurants Throwing It All Away
More and more local restaurants are throwing out food, and at the same time money, because of power problems.
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Left Powerless
Some Warwick businesses remain without power, and it's hitting them in the wallet.
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Woman Pleas For Cleanup
A North Providence woman says downed wires have been draped over cars at her house since Sunday.
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2:37
Interview: Storm Scams
The Rhode Island Attorney General's office is warning residents to be wary of price gouging and other possible scams.
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2:13
Coventry Residents Offered Free Water
Police officers and firefighters distribute free cases of water to residents in Coventry.
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2:14
Storm Cleanup Continues In Providence, Warwick
Trees and power lines remain scattered across streets and homes in Providence and Warwick.
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Irene's Devastation
Millions remain without power; death toll continues to rise. Erika Edwards reports.
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Irene: Overhyped?
Forecasters defend warnings issued ahead of Hurricane Irene. Ari Odzer reports.
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Some Power Restored To Aquidneck Island
Some residents and businesses on Aquidneck Island are grateful after power is restored.
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