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Catch down, revenues up for Northeast

The catch for fishermen in the Northeast during the first three months following drastic rule changes fell 10 percent compared to last year but revenues rose

RI distributor helps after CT shooting

An Anheuser-Busch beer distributor in Rhode Island is helping out a Connecticut company where an employee last week killed eight people and then fatally shot

Gas prices up 3 cents in R.I., Mass.

Gas prices in Rhode Island and Massachusetts rose 3 cents in the past week, the first weekly increase in more than a month.

Big East returns intact

After months of speculation about whether the Big East would be shrinking, growing or maybe even disappearing in the near future, the conference is set to

NOAA, fisheries discuss law enforcement

The nation's top fishery managers and commercial and small fishing operators met Tuesday to discuss the troubled fishery law enforcement system amid recent

R.I., Mass. gas prices drop a penny

Gas prices in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have dropped by a penny since last week, according to AAA New England.

Heating oil forecast to peak at $3.13

Heating oil prices are projected to rise modestly this winter, giving homeowners in the Northeast another year of relief from the sky-high prices they were

AAA: Gas prices steady in R.I., Mass.

Weekly surveys find gasoline prices unchanged in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Board kills proposal to ban lobstering

A proposal to ban lobster fishing over a vast stretch of the East Coast has been killed after lobstermen said it would do "almost biblical" damage to the

Banks offer deals to go paperless

Banks are starting to offer incentives and prizes for their customers to go paperless and instead get their statements online.

Toyota: acceleration probe not done yet

Toyota Motor Corp. does not plan to release the results of its probe into complaints of unintended acceleration until the government finishes its own

Conn. investigates CVS discount program

Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal says he has subpoenaed CVS Caremark in a dispute over what he says is the Woonsocket, R.I.-based drug

Borden Flats Light for sale again

Borden Flats Light on the Taunton River is up for sale again.

Mass. unemployment rate stays at 9.2pct

Massachusetts added more than 15,000 jobs last month, the fourth straight month of employment gains for the state, but the unemployment rate remained at 9.2

Unemployment fund to get $8M boost

Rhode Island's nearly broke Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund will receive nearly $8 million from the federal government.

30+ hired under federal jobs program

A federally funded job creation program is starting to pay dividends.

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Entertainment at Twin River Casino

Lorie McIntyre from Twin River tells The Rhode Show about hot happenings in …