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Only three people orphaned by a nightclub fire 10 years ago in Rhode Island have applied for college scholarships, a benefit fund says.
The owners of a Rhode Island nightclub where 100 people died in a 2003 fire have agreed to pay more than $800,000 to settle numerous lawsuits against them.
The family of one of the victims of a 2003 fire at Rhode Island's Station nightclub has opposed the potential parole of the club's owner, Michael Derderian.
A fund set up by the owners of a Rhode Island nightclub to pay for the education of the children of those killed in a fire has split survivors and families.
Transcripts of secret testimony used to indict three suspects in the deadly fire at Rhode Island's Station nightclub are set to be made public.
A Rhode Island judge Friday sentenced the owners of the burned-out Station nightclub then suspended most of their sentences.
A plea agreement for the owners of a Rhode Island nightclub that burned in 2003 has drawn criticism from many relatives of the 100 people who were killed.
The owners of The Station nightclub in West Warwick, R.I., where fire killed 100 people in 2003, agreed no contest pleas to involuntary manslaughter charges.
The attorney for Michael Derderian, facing charges after a fire at his Rhode Island nightclub, plans to attack the credibility of a main prosecution witness.
Prospective jurors in the trial of the co-owner of a Rhode Island nightclub, where a fire killed 100, were told the trial could last three or four months.
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