Local News

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  Community mourns 5-year-old girl killed in Franklin car crash
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  AAPI History Museum talks about honoring AAPI heritage past May
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  NBC 10 bids farewell to veteran photographer after 40 years of service

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  Experts identify shark spotted near Block Island
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  Rare 'golden lobster' spared at Nordic Lodge in Charlestown
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  UnitedHealth Medicare Advantage patients to lose coverage at Brown Health without deal
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  Parents beware: New attendance policy takes effect across Rhode Island next school year

Nation & World

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  Elon Musk resigns as Trump adviser after criticizing president's 'big beautiful bill'
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  Rubio revokes visas for Chinese students in 'critical fields' over security concerns
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  Former stylist testifies in Diddy trial; says Combs threatened releasing "freak off" tapes

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  Court blocks Trump's tariffs after lawsuit led by Oregon
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  Millions of web page visits examined to see how AI touches our online lives
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  Pro-energy group questions whether Biden used auto-pen on executive orders
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  Trump's inconsistent tariff regime is raising questions about their aim amid market chaos

Sports

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  Emmanuelle Chriqui on reprising Entourage roles: 'We could do it!'
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  RIIL Golf: MacLeod forces playoff to win boys title, Eaton cruises to second girls title
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  Patriots say they will handle video of receiver Stefon Diggs internally

Money

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  Money Matters: How to have conversations with family about inheritance
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  When refinancing still makes sense despite high mortgage rates
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  HELOC rates retreat, while home equity loans rise a bit

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  Should you put personal money into your business? Here’s what to know.
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  Can credit card companies tell if you lie on an application?
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  Line of credit vs. credit card: What’s the difference?
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  Is Bitcoin the new ‘Big Tech’ stock?

Politics

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  Bally's seeks more cash from state to promote casinos
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  Several funding options proposed for RIPTA
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  Lawmakers consider burying power lines along water in Providence, East Providence

Storm Team 10 Weather Blog

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  Sun-sational start to the week: high pressure brings warmth to Southern New England
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  Beautiful next couple days, but more rain looms later in the week in Southern New England
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  More clouds today, but sunshine on the increase for Memorial Day