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Five people are dead after a man began gunning down his co-workers at an Aurora, Illinois manufacturing plant. Police later confronted the gunman and shot and killed him. Five police officers were injured in the exchange. 
The President is declaring a national emergency along the southern border so he can divert nearly eight-billion-dollars to help build a wall. Democrats immediately blasted the move as an abuse of power. The governor of California says his state will sue to stop the act because it takes away money from programs meant to stop drug trafficking. It's up to the Supreme Court to decide is a citizenship question will be on the 2020 Census form. The court has scheduled to hear arguments on the question in April. The government plans to begin printing the forms this summer. A federal judge is telling Roger Stone to keep quiet. The judge issued a gag order today that orders President Trump's political ally to quit talking to the media or make any other public statements about his case. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders is the latest person to come forward and admit that she answered questions in the Special Counsel's investigation into Russia meddling in the 2016 presidential election. Sanders said she was interviewed last year. She added the President has asked everyone to cooperate with the probe. John Dingell is at rest. The longest-serving member in Congressional history was laid to rest today at Arlington National Cemetery. He represented a district in Michigan for 59 years. A California couple is pleading no content to felony grand theft charges. Police claim they took more than 18-hundred plants from Big Sur Park. Officials say poaching succulents is a growing trend.
The President is declaring a national emergency along the southern border so he can divert nearly eight-billion-dollars to help build a wall. Democrats immediately blasted the move as an abuse of power. The governor of California says his state will sue to stop the act because it takes away money from programs meant to stop drug trafficking. It's up to the Supreme Court to decide is a citizenship question will be on the 2020 Census form. The court has scheduled to hear arguments on the question in April. The government plans to begin printing the forms this summer. A federal judge is telling Roger Stone to keep quiet. The judge issued a gag order today that orders President Trump's political ally to quit talking to the media or make any other public statements about his case. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders is the latest person to come forward and admit that she answered questions in the Special Counsel's investigation into Russia meddling in the 2016 presidential election. Sanders said she was interviewed last year. She added the President has asked everyone to cooperate with the probe. John Dingell is at rest. The longest-serving member in Congressional history was laid to rest today at Arlington National Cemetery. He represented a district in Michigan for 59 years. A California couple is pleading no content to felony grand theft charges. Police claim they took more than 18-hundred plants from Big Sur Park. Officials say poaching succulents is a growing trend. - 13 February 2019 Rangers Talk Reds at Museum
- 13 February 2019 North Smithfield Arrests Accused Forger and Counterfieter
- 13 February 2019 Mayor Takes Steps to Increase Pedestrian Safety in Crosswalks
- 11 February 2019 Parking Ban Declared in Woonsocket for Storm
- 10 February 2019 St. James Church in Manville Plans All-You-Can-Eat Pasta & Meatball Supper
- 10 February 2019 School Vacation Week Teen Activities at Woonsocket Harris Public Library
- 10 February 2019 This Past Week at the RI General Assembly
- 10 February 2019 North Smithfield Weekly Newsletter Posted
- 10 February 2019 Woonsocket School Committee Meets on the 13th....agenda here
- 06 February 2019 Woonsocket School Committee Schedules Special Meeting Feb. 11th to Hear Teacher Issues
