In Deborah Notaro Finck’s final days ... Two days later, when Katerina was filling an album book with pictures of herself and her mom, she felt Finck’s presence again.

Deborah Notaro Finck was 57. In her last video, she watches her daughter try on wedding dresses, knowing she won't be around for the wedding. Finck's family announced her death on Jan. 14 after a ...

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The new Secretary of Housing, Deborah Goddard, vows to change that ... We can’t do this without partnerships,” she told the NBC 10 I-Team. Goddard says when she took over in December ...

The NBC star was talking about the concept of ... The show then went on to share a photo of Al and Deborah looking loved up, as Dylan added: "I think she likes you!" Al and Deborah have been ...

In a one-on-one interview with the NBC 10 I-Team, Housing Secretary Deborah Goddard said that while she agrees the building should serve the homeless, she doesn't think the state should own it.

It was already being used to shelter homeless individuals. On Wednesday, Rhode Island Housing Secretary Deborah Goddard told the NBC 10 I-Team that she wanted, eventually, to sell the property ...

President Trump has called for MSNBC to be shut down, saying the leftist network “shouldn’t have a right to broadcast.” The commander-in-chief unleashed on the network in response to news ...

An MSNBC analyst admitted Thursday that the border issue wasn't President Biden’s "finest moment" after facing record numbers of border crossings over the years. On MSNBC’s "Morning Joe ...

MSNBC's Rev. Al Sharpton called Trump's immigration orders a civil liberties "nightmare" on Friday. He also suggested that the recent ICE raids were racist and gave leeway for agents to abuse ...

The Blue Jackets’ goalie posted his first NHL shutout with 27 saves but also became the first goalie in league history to take a loss while doing it — according to the NHL's stats department.