Myriam Maya, who moved to Central Falls from Colombia 25 years ago, said the immigration crackdown is frightening people more than the pandemic, which ravaged this small city. Continue reading →
Erin has strengthened into a hurricane as it approaches Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, bringing heavy rains that could cause flooding and landslides. Continue reading →
The memo from the Florida Department of Transportation warned city and county leaders that the state could withhold funding if they didn’t acquiesce. Continue reading →
Texas Republicans have ended a legislative session without approving new congressional maps but quickly began another intended to satisfy President Trump’s wishes. Continue reading →
A bacteria that can cause flesh-eating infections is attracted to warmer ocean temperatures. A Cape swimmer was recently infected, and more cases are expected in the future. Continue reading →
In a city whose population in its historic center has shrunk to less than 50,000 but that is habitually swarmed by tens of millions of tourists, the association aims to transform the island into a haven for people seeking a rare touch of wildness. Continue reading →
Pakistan has faced increasingly intense heat waves, abnormal levels of torrential rain, and flash floods, all of which scientists have attributed to climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions. Continue reading →
President Putin fast-tracked resettlement options for those hoping to escape the "destructive neoliberal" lifestyle of the decadent West. Continue reading →
Officials said the so-called dog library appeared one day in late April along the edge of Little Fresh Pond Dog Beach, one of the most popular local places for pups to swim. Continue reading →
The son of a woman who perished in the blaze filed the lawsuit late Thursday in Bristol Superior Court as a personal representative of his mother’s estate. Continue reading →
The Sox kicked off a five-game homestand with a walkoff win Friday night, pushing them to 23-5 in Boston since June 10, tied for their best 28-game stretch at home since 2008. Continue reading →
The products were deemed unsellable after a sprinkler malfunction prompted the store to shutter. Now the landlord is suing the state. Continue reading →
Under the agreement, Assured Testing Laboratories agreed to replace its CEO, pay a $300,000 fine, and operate under a two-year probationary period. Continue reading →
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