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The business blamed fire damage, supply chain issues and labor shortages for delaying its opening until June 18.

Dividends. >> rahel solomon, thank you so much. record high inflation hitting gas and groceries and your summer vacation. many tourist spots are forced to raise prices. vanessa yurkevich is joining us with this story. what are you seeing? >> summer is in full swing and americans are excited to get back on the road again after really intense lockdowns over the past two years but it does cost more to take that summer vacation this year, on gas money alone americans are spending on average $150 m...

PROVIDENCE – Reach Out and Read Rhode Island and Neighborhood Health Plan of R.I. will host a Read and Romp, a free family literacy event, on Saturday, June 11, from

Cbs presents this program in color. >> i didnt have color television until i was 16 years old. yes, i lived like an animal. >> the following program is being brought to you in living color on nbc. >> getting the color tv was huge because suddenly we could watch "walt disneys wonderful world of color" on sunday nights, which was like just an acid trip of a show. we just could not believe it. tinkerbell going bing, bing, bing. and it was like special effects par excellence. ♪ the world is a caro...

The Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium unveiled some renovations just in time for the holiday weekend.

Dan Saltzstein, an editor at the paper, was poking in the archives in the early aughts when he found an obituary for a man he didn’t know: Mike Saltzstein. So began a 20-year investigation.

Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham says the carousels are open and families can cool off for free at city pools.

Here are the stories you need to know about for May 25, 2022.

Reviving the former Winston-Salem Coca-Cola bottling plant may represent the merging of two loves — food and historic buildings — for its developers.

Lincoln Center Theaters 2018 revival of "My Fair Lady," now on tour and visiting...