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Woonsocket Radio News Room
Israel's security cabinet is approving an increase in supplies in order to avoid a "humanitarian collapse" in Southern Gaza. This comes while Israel says its forces have encircled the home of the top Hamas leader, who is believed to be hiding underground. Today marks exactly two months since Hamas launched its October 7th attack against Israel. 
Millions of people in the eastern half of the U.S. are expected to feel the effects of a massive storm this weekend. Forecasters say the storm will stretch more than 12-hundred miles from the Gulf Coast to the Canadian border. Possible snow in the north and severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, strong winds throughout the east will start to form on Friday, gain strength on Saturday and become full-strength by Sunday. Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal says Congress has a moral duty to stop gun violence. Blumenthal and other lawmakers met with families of victims and gun violence survivors on Capitol Hill today. Next Thursday marks exactly eleven years since 20 children were among those shot and killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Congress is making it clear that pulling a fire alarm will not be tolerated. By a vote of 214-to-191, the House censured New York Democrat Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm in a congressional building in September. Bowman, who claims he pulled the alarm thinking it would open a locked door, had pleaded guilty to one count of falsely pulling a fire alarm and was ordered to pay a one-thousand dollar fine. Flags across the U.S. are being flown at half-staff today in observance of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. On this day in 1941, over 24-hundred Americans were killed and more than eleven-hundred others were injured after the Japanese military made a surprise attack on the U.S. Naval Base in Pearl Harbor. The day after the attack, the U.S. entered World War Two and declared war on Japan. The Pittsburgh Steelers play host to the New England Patriots tonight as Thursday Night Football kicks off Week 14 of the NFL season. The Steelers will be without starting quarterback Kenny Pickett, who was injured in last week's 24-to-ten loss to the Arizona Cardinals. The Patriots are on a five-game losing streak, despite allowing ten points or less in each of their last three games.
Millions of people in the eastern half of the U.S. are expected to feel the effects of a massive storm this weekend. Forecasters say the storm will stretch more than 12-hundred miles from the Gulf Coast to the Canadian border. Possible snow in the north and severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, strong winds throughout the east will start to form on Friday, gain strength on Saturday and become full-strength by Sunday. Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal says Congress has a moral duty to stop gun violence. Blumenthal and other lawmakers met with families of victims and gun violence survivors on Capitol Hill today. Next Thursday marks exactly eleven years since 20 children were among those shot and killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Congress is making it clear that pulling a fire alarm will not be tolerated. By a vote of 214-to-191, the House censured New York Democrat Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm in a congressional building in September. Bowman, who claims he pulled the alarm thinking it would open a locked door, had pleaded guilty to one count of falsely pulling a fire alarm and was ordered to pay a one-thousand dollar fine. Flags across the U.S. are being flown at half-staff today in observance of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. On this day in 1941, over 24-hundred Americans were killed and more than eleven-hundred others were injured after the Japanese military made a surprise attack on the U.S. Naval Base in Pearl Harbor. The day after the attack, the U.S. entered World War Two and declared war on Japan. The Pittsburgh Steelers play host to the New England Patriots tonight as Thursday Night Football kicks off Week 14 of the NFL season. The Steelers will be without starting quarterback Kenny Pickett, who was injured in last week's 24-to-ten loss to the Arizona Cardinals. The Patriots are on a five-game losing streak, despite allowing ten points or less in each of their last three games. - 07 December 2023 DOH: Chicken Fried Rice Products Recalled
- 07 December 2023 Governor McKee and RIDOT Highlight Rhode Island's Readiness for Winter Storms with 26 New Plow Trucks
- 07 December 2023 Public Health Alert in North Smithfield - Confirmed Rabies Case in Raccoon
- 06 December 2023 Governor McKee Unveils Independent Man Inside the State House for the First Time in Nearly 50 Years
- 05 December 2023 Avoid a Fire in Your Home Over the Holidays; Follow These Red Cross Decorating Safety Tips
- 04 December 2023 RIPTA Awarded Certificate of Excellence for Financial Reporting for Eleventh Year in a Row
- 04 December 2023 City of Woonsocket 2023 Annual Ornament
- 04 December 2023 Town of North Smithfield Weekly Newsletter, December 1, 2023
- 04 December 2023 Woonsocket City Council Regular Meeting - Dec 04 2023
- 01 December 2023 Attorney General Neronha Files New Claims in Lawsuit Against Residential Solar Panel Company for Deceptive Sales Practices
- 29 November 2023 Woonsocket City Council Special Meeting - Nov 30 2023
- 29 November 2023 NSHA Forestdale School December Open House
- 27 November 2023 Town of North Smithfield Weekly Newsletter, November 22, 2023
- 27 November 2023 Woonsocket City Council Special Meeting - Nov 27 2023
- 22 November 2023 AttendanceMattersRI: Governor McKee, Commissioner Infante-Green Recognize Weekly Attendance Leaders and Improved Schools
- 22 November 2023 Providence Man Sentenced to Life in State Prison for 2021 Laundromat Murder
- 21 November 2023 RIDOH Issues Reminder About Proper Use of Antibiotics
- 20 November 2023 Town of North Smithfield Weekly Newsletter, November 17, 2023
- 20 November 2023 Tuesday Tea Time Talks at the Museum of Work & Culture
- 20 November 2023 HMC Farms Recalls Whole Peaches, Plums, and Nectarines
- 20 November 2023 Red Cross Offers Steps to Help You Avoid A Cooking Fire on Thanksgiving
- 20 November 2023 Court Unseals Attorney General’s Lawsuit Against Owners of Fatima and Roger Williams to Enforce HCA Conditions
- 17 November 2023 North Smithfield Town Council Acting as MBRTF 11/20/23
- 17 November 2023 Woonsocket City Council Regular Meeting - Nov 20 2023
- 16 November 2023 North Smithfield Town Council Meeting November 20, 2023
- 15 November 2023 Woonsocket City Council Special Meeting - Nov 16 2023
- 14 November 2023 RIDOT to Launch Pilot Program with Service Patrol Vehicles to Aid Motorists and Help Reduce Congestion
- 13 November 2023 Annual Milk Fund Auction Begins November 27th
- 13 November 2023 Governor McKee Issues Statement in Recognition of Veterans Day
- 13 November 2023 Dog Food and Cat Food Recalled
- 10 November 2023 Town of North Smithfield Weekly Newsletter, November 9, 2023
- 10 November 2023 Add Vaccination to Your Holiday Season To-Do List
- 10 November 2023 Add Vaccination to Your Holiday Season To-Do List
- 10 November 2023 Woonsocket Announces Saturday, November 11th Veterans Day Observance at United Veterans Council Armed Forces Park
- 10 November 2023 Attorney General Neronha Warns in Comment Letter That RIDOT's Carbon Reduction Strategy Falls Far Short of State's Needs
- 09 November 2023 North Smithfield Town Council Agenda 11/13/23
- 08 November 2023 Woonsocket Man Charged With DUI After Hitting and Seriously Injuring Pedestrian
- 08 November 2023 "A Christmas Carol" will be performed at the Stadium Theatre from December 8th-17th!
- 08 November 2023 North Smithfield Heritage Association's Forestdale School Open House
- 07 November 2023 Woonsocket City Council Special Meeting - Nov 08 2023
