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No. 1 seed Taylor Fritz downed Mackenzie McDonald 6-3, 7-6 (6) on Saturday in an all-American semifinal match at the Delray Beach (Fla.) Open.

Children could be at risk as new figures reveal that less than a quarter of Norfolks babies are receiving their 12-month health check-ups

Dennis Ferreira, the project supervisor for Barletta Heavey Machine on the construction of the $410 million 6/10 project, appeared before Magistrate John McBurney in Providence Superior Court on Tuesday morning to plea to multiple state charges.

Will have more later for you. more on the bbc sport website. we will have more laterfor you. thank you for that. lets get more on the devastation caused by two powerful earthquake in southern turkey and north—western syria. thousands of buildings were levelled to the ground, many thousands are injured or missing, and we know now that at least 2,400 people have died, with that number likely to rise. 0ur report has been to the city and sent us this update. this our report has been to the city an...

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: When I first heard this suggestion my instinctive reaction was that it was a terrible approach and wouldnt work.

Last week, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha announced the indictment of Barletta Heavy Machine and one of its former top staffers for their role in illegally dumping material in the Olneyville neighborhood in Providence in the summer of 2020 as

Former Member of Parliament for Hanover Western, Ian Hayles and his wife Charlotte Alexander-Hayles, have been referred to the Commissioner of Police by the former Office of the Contractor General (OC...

A stunning spell of leg-spin bowling by Parshavi Chopra led India to a hasty, seven-wicket triumph over Sri Lanka in their second Super Six match in the inaugur

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Breathing is the most natural thing in the world - we breathe in and out roughly 16 times a minute and think nothing of it.

A GoLocal exclusive investigation has unveiled the relationship between hundreds of millions of dollars in state contracts, contamination of a Providence neighborhood and misleading statements by some of Rhode Island’s top officials.