UMass Researchers Say They've Gotten Rid Of Winter Moth Problem -- Without Pesticides

UMass Amherst insect researchers say they've eliminated the threat of the winter moth -- which feeds on maple, oak, and other trees -- without the use of pesticides.

Despite Heavy Rains, Local Waterways Far From Flooding

After days of rain, some cities may see local flooding, but major rivers and streams are not at risk.

NOAA Cuts Atlantic Herring Catch Limit For Southern NE Fishermen

National Conservation Nonprofit Sues Federal Agency Over American Burying Beetle

After A Year, Providence Water Customers Still Tapping Into Loan Program To Replace Lead Pipes

Ready Or Not: Remembering The 1938 Hurricane, 80 Years Later

Earlier this week, Rhode Island and the South Coast experienced the aftermath of Hurricane Florence -- nothing too major, just a few inches of rain. However, this time 80 years ago was a completely different story.

Burrillville Power Plant Proposal Encounters Possible Roadblock

The developer of a natural gas power plant proposed for Burrillville may have encountered a roadblock to securing a permit for construction.

Final Hearings For Proposed Burrillville Power Plant Temporarily Postponed

Rhode Island state regulators have hit the pause button on final hearings for a natural gas power plant proposed for Burrillville.

Squirrel Population Boom Irks Farmers, Not Just Drivers

This year's large number of squirrels are not just frustrating drivers around the region, but also farmers as the harvest season continues.

Florence To Bring Heavy Rain, Potential Flash Flooding To Southern New England

Florence is no longer a hurricane, but forecasters say it’s still packing a punch.