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The federally-funded Ever Hope Center in Providence offers free trauma support and counseling services
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Iron-air batteries store energy using rust. We’re taking a look at how they work and why storing electricity for days could help us use more renewable energy
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After hanging out for thousands of years, Polar Caves’ suspended boulder takes a tumble
The park said no one was harmed by the 80-ton rock’s fall last week.
Lamont and Fazio clash over ICE, taxes and high energy costs in first debate
ICE, taxes and high energy costs dominated Connecticut’s first gubernatorial debate between incumbent Democrat Ned Lamont and Republican challenger Ryan Fazio.
U.S. Supreme Court blocks use of student IDs for voting in NH
The last-minute decision overturns a ruling last month by a lower court judge who said school-issued identification could be used as supplemental proof when registering to vote in New Hampshire.
Hassan asks Flock to confirm it's complying with state privacy laws
New Hampshire has a decade-old law strictly curtailing the use of license plate scanners. The company declined to say if it has cameras in the state collecting data.
Vermont's unemployment rate remains low, but its aging population is leaving the workforce
Almost 10,000 people left the workforce in the past year, according to the latest labor report from the Vermont Department of Labor.
New Cape Cod gas pipeline: Could it mean more consumption? Owner says no, but Sierra Club says yes
The Sierra Club says the publicly funded $302 million gas pipeline to Cape Cod could carry double the gas of the old lines, conflicting with public goals to reduce the use of fossil fuels.
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