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Two of the 4 new studies show that SARS-CoV-2 can profoundly damage the brain for months.

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The state Department of Transportation is inviting members of the public to sign in virtually to its first public information meeting on the I-95 Eastern Connecticut Planning & Environmental Link...

Jessica Alber, assistant professor of biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences at the George & Anne Ryan Institute for Neuroscience at the University of Rhode Island, is looking to change the way doctors diagnose Alzheimer’s disease, a change that could raise new possibilities for treatment. ...

NASA has announced the members of its Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Study to determine the source of UFO sightings.

The Race to protect the Lower St. Croix

Especially the ankle monitor state candidate in colorado who you mentioned wants to release everyone from jail. >> greg: thats pretty bad, thats worse from twerking. >> our cities are exploding from violent crime including here in new york city and its heartbreaking to me that we have a whole group of people that say no one should be in jail -- thats not a laugh line, im sorry to bring it down. >> greg: thats okay, i did learn something from the segment and that is rhode island had state senator...

From NASA Study Team to assess unexplained aerial phenomena to AFRL Awards contract to build Airborne Laser Warfare Simulator. Take a look at these and more in our daily roundup of aerospace & defense news.

Objections from the railroad are the source of the delay in completing a 4.5 mile portion of the Kalamazoo Valley River Trail that was approved in 2017 and would connect Galesburg and Augusta.

Open house on update to Noise Compatibility Plan, 5-8 pm, 4/26, Conference Room 1.