Ramirez, Betts Homer In Red Sox Win Over Marlins Monday
Brian Johnson gave the Boston Red Sox their fifth solid start in five games, allowing one run in six innings in a 7-3 victory over the Miami Marlins on Monday night.
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Local lawmakers react to State of the Union address
By: News Staff Email: news@abc6.com Twitter: @ABC6 FALL RIVER, M.A. (WLNE) — Massachusetts Congressman Joe Kennedy offered a harsh...
Trump says US strong because 'people are strong'
By: The Associated Press Email: news@abc6.com Twitter: @ABC6 WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says the state of the union is strong "because our people are strong." And he adds...
Red Sox Name Alex Cora 47th Manager In Club History
The Boston Red Sox today announced that they have hired Alex Cora as the 47th manager in club history, agreeing to a three-year contract that will run through the 2020 season, with a club option fo...
Photographs document scary moments at Point Judith
By Bianca Buono bbuono@abc6.com @BBuonoABC6 A rescue at Point Judith was all caught on camera. An angler was caught in waves churned up by Tropical Storm Jose. The images show just how dange...
Surfers follow Jose's swell to RI beaches
Jose is churning out in the Atlantic, but we're feeling the impacts here in Rhode Island. The hurricane causing huge waves and a rip current risk at some of our local beaches today.
HASCON Opens in Providence
Hasbro, the toy and game giant, is holding its very first convention ever this weekend in Providence – HASCON.
The Latest: International Red Cross announces Haiti aid
By: News Staff The Associated Press news@abc6.com CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The Latest on Hurricane Matthew (all times local): 5:45 a.m. In Geneva, the international Red Cross announced an e...
Coastal communities prepare for tropical storm
By Bianca Buono bbuono@abc6.com @BBuonoABC6 Emergency responders in Rhode Island are gearing up for a busy few days as parts of the area are under a tropical storm watch. It’s unclear just...
Fisherman in New Bedford battle harsh winter
Local fisherman are also feeling the sting of this winter of extreme weather: forced to get out and fish as much as possible no matter what the conditions. "It's been so bad that we just can't work...
"The Sunday Political Brunch" - September 21, 2014, by ABC6 Political Reporter Mark Curtis
Dr. Mark Curtis, Ed.D., is Chief Political Reporter for WLNE-TV ABC6 Providence, RI(Providence, Rhode Island) -- I love politics. I've been a “political junkie” ever since watching the President Jo...
“The Sunday Political Brunch” by ABC6 Political Reporter Mark Curtis -- August 24, 2014
(Cape Cod, Massachusetts) – I spent most of Saturday on Cape Cod, which was full of vacationers. President Obama and his family remain just across the water from here for their annual vacation on M...
"The Sunday Political Brunch" - ABC6 Chief Political Reporter Mark Curtis
mcurtis@abc6.comTwitter: @markcurtisABC6 (New York, New York) – The “Brunch” is on the road this weekend in New York City for a Yankees game and some political observations. While in the Big Apple ...
RI to receive an additional $7.55 million for RI Sandy Coastal Resiliency programs
By Jennifer Petraccanews@abc6.comU.S. Senator Jack Reed announced today that Rhode Island will receive an additional $7.55 million from the U.S. Department of the Interior for restoration projects....
Taveras to deliver his final budget address
By: Dee DeQuattroTwitter: @deedequattroEmail: ddequattro@abc6.comProvidence Mayor Angel Taveras will deliver his final budget address as mayor of the state’s capital city tonight. The address will ...
Rhode Island puts trove of historic records online
By News Staffnews@abc6.comThe Associated Press More and more historic documents, records and odds and ends are now available for online viewing thanks to Rhode Island's State Archives. The new online
Westerly residents, businesses prepare for impending storm
By: Melissa Toupin mtoupin@abc6.com There's no rest for the weary in hard hit Westerly. The coastline community suffered a major blow from Hurricane Sandy back in October. Then last month it felt th
"The Sunday Political Brunch" -- February 9, 2013
by Mark Curtis, ABC6 Chief Political Reporter mcurtis@abc6.com (Providence, Rhode Island) – We are digging out from 2 to 3 feet of snow across much of the Northeast and New England. I have been wo
Businesses brace for storm, hold off closing
By: Melissa Toupinmtoupin@abc6.comThe timing of the storm is not great for many area businesses. Friday and Saturday are the busiest days of their week. For that reason many companies are retailers a
35 years ago Today, Blizzard of '78 rocked Southern New England
By: Chelsea Priest cpriest@abc6.com 35 years ago today, a whopper storm reached Rhode Island, and when it was all over, it devastated the Northeast. It gave new meaning to "bread and milk" and became
ABC-6 Reporter Mark Curtis: "The Sunday Political Brunch" January 6, 2013
by ABC6 Chief Political Reporter Mark Curtis  "The Sunday Political Brunch" -- January 6, 2013 (Providence, Rhode Island) – So one year ends in chaos; and another begins as a total mess in the wor
Massive Clean Up Under Way in Westerly
By: Melissa Toupin mtoupin@abc6.com Cleaning up and digging out in hard hit Westerly. Bulldozers scraping the debris which buried the Misquamicut beach area following Hurricane Sandy. "I have never
Westerly Residents await power restoration after Sandy
By Chelsea Priest cpriest@abc6.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/abc6 WESTERLY, R.I. - Thousands of Westerly residents are still waiting for the lights to come back on, after Hurricane Sandy knocked out power to tens of thousands in Washington County. "The underside of the…
Beach Erosion Concerns in Matunuck
By: Melissa Toupinmtoupin@abc6.com Roy Carpenter's Beach has been in is family for generations, but owner Rob Thorsen has never seen it look like this. Cottage after cottage along the Matunuck beach
