12/17/2005
State fire marshal announces retirement
PROVIDENCE -- State Fire Marshal Irving J. Owens, the veteran official who became a lightning rod for criticism in the aftermath of the 2003 Station nightclub fire that killed 100 people and injured 200 more, announced yesterday that he is...
12/16/2005
Embattled Owens retiring as state fire marshal
Updated 4:17 p.m.
PROVIDENCE -- State Fire Marshal Irving J. Owens, the veteran fire safety official who became a lightning rod for criticism in the aftermath of The Station nightclub fire that killed 100 people and injured 200 more, announced today that he is retiring.
Court TV seeks to televise Station trial
PROVIDENCE -- Court TV yesterday asked for permission to televise the criminal trial of Daniel M. Biechele, the former Great White tour manager who shot off the pyrotechnics that sparked The Station nightclub fire.
12/15/2005
Court TV wants to air first Station fire criminal trial
Posted 6:52 p.m.
-- Court TV today asked for permission to televise the criminal trial of Daniel M. Biechele, the former Great White band tour manager who shot off the pyrotechnics that sparked The Station nightclub fire.
12/13/2005
First Station defendant to stand trial in May
PROVIDENCE -- The first of three separate criminal trials in the Station nightclub fire case is scheduled to begin May 1, more than three years after the fire that killed 100 people and injured more than 200 others.
Derderians face questions about assets
PROVIDENCE -- The U.S. Bankruptcy Court hearing for The Station nightclub owners Jeffrey and Michael Derderian inched forward yesterday as the brothers faced more questions about their finances.
12/11/2005
Insurer dropped from Station lawsuit
PROVIDENCE -- A federal judge has ordered Lloyd's of London, the international insurance underwriters, dropped as a defendant in the civil lawsuit filed in the aftermath of the 2003 Station nightclub fire in West Warwick that killed 100 people and ...
12/06/2005
Judge upholds all 200 counts in Station fire
PROVIDENCE -- In a series of rulings yesterday, the judge presiding over the Station nightclub fire criminal case refused to dismiss any of the 200 manslaughter counts against the three defendants.
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