It's safe to say no one was spared from the massive snowstorm that moved across the Northeast over the weekend.

Kids in Woonsocket are enjoying one more snow day on Wednesday.The City of Woonsocket is blaming it on unsafe sidewalks and road conditions.Outside of Woonsoc ...

Woonsocket is the only district in Rhode Island still closed as crews work to remove deep, compacted snow from streets, ...

RI requires property owners to clear sidewalks after snow, yet enforcement varies widely and unsafe conditions put pedestrians at real risk.

Narragansett Bay and other bodies of water seem like a natural solution to excess snow. Here's why it's not on the table.

A powerful winter storm buried Rhode Island under more than a foot of snow, with Smithfield and North Providence leading the state with totals approaching 19 inches, according to the National Weather ...

Snowfall is expected to continue at the rate of about 2 inches an hour, possibly 3 inches, before tapering off between 11 p.m ...

The state's eight cities require property owners to clear their sidewalks.

"In portions of the Northeast, this could end up being the biggest storm of the winter so far," AccuWeather said.