Album review: The Body – The Crying Out Of Things
Rhode Island extreme experimentalists The Body make zero concessions on astonishing, apocalyptic eighth album.
Attorney General Peter Neronha discusses ILO investigation
The Rhode Island Attorney General held a press conference today after the release of an extensive report outlining his investigation into an education contract awarded by Governor Dan McKee’s administration.
Providence City Council offers additional $2.5 million to city schools
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Members of the Providence City Council said Tuesday that they are poised to immediately appropriate an additional $2.5 million for schools, if the school district agrees to an independent audit.
VOTE! The 2024 Rhode Island HS girls volleyball fans' choice for regular-season MVP
It's up to you, the fans, to decide who you think the girls volleyball player of the year is. Voting opened on Oct. 30 and closes on Nov. 8.
Early voting is underway for East Providence residents
Voters throughout Rhode Island have already casted their votes early, with more ballots being returned each day leading up until Nov. 5.
Providence City Council leaders to address battle over school funding
A battle over school funding in Providence is coming to a head as the city and R.I. Department of Education spar in court again on Tuesday.
Retired police officer pleads not guilty to DUI in fatal crash in North Kingstown
A retired Providence police officer pleaded not guilty Monday to a DUI charge in a fatal crash. Daniel Famiglietti, 59, appeared for his arraignment in Washington County Superior Court. He was released on personal recognizance. Famiglietti is accused of crashing into a woman riding a three-wheeled bike in North Kingstown in June.
Providence train cancelled due to ‘crew availability issue’
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority said that a Providence train scheduled for Saturday afternoon was cancelled due to a “crew availability issue.” Providence Line Train 1813 was scheduled to depart South Station at 5:45 p.
Attleboro police ask for the public's help in finding 28-year-old man reported missing
The Attleboro Police Department is asking for the public’s help in finding a 28-year-old man who was reported missing.
Citizens is closing 15 branches in six states, one in R.I.
Aside from the East Providence branch – which Citizens says will close on Jan. 22 – there are no other Citizens branches in Rhode Island or Bristol County, Mass., slated for closure. There are four branches in Massachusetts due to be closed ...
Pearson urging fellow RI senators to keep him as majority leader
After losing the support of Senate President Dominick Ruggerio, Senate Majority Leader Pearson is trying to rally backing from fellow senators to keep him in the chamber’s second-ranking post. Pearson did not respond when asked to identify his level of support from fellow senators.
RISD to consider an Israel divestment proposal written by students
The Rhode Island School of Design’s Board of Trustees will “share their thoughts” on a divestment proposal put forth by RISD Students for Justice in Palestine by March, according to Jaime Marland, a RISD spokesperson. Marland declined to comment on whether this will constitute a final decision on the divestment proposal.
RIPTA no longer using I-195 parcel for transit center
The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority said they will no longer be considering I-195 as a potential site for a Providence transit center. Earlier this year, the Rhode Island Transportation Authority (RIPTA) approved a $16.
Providence Comprehensive Plan heads to full council for vote
A Providence City Council committee voted Monday to finally approve the capital city’s 10-year roadmap for growth, which includes a stipulation allowing new gas stations to be built only on land deemed otherwise unusable for housing.
Brown University students retaliate by sleeping in sukkah’s on campus for Jewish holiday
Members of BrownU Jews for Ceasefire Now slept in their Gaza Solidarity Sukkah on Oct. 20 to celebrate Jewish law and respond to Brown University's vote to reject divestment.
Trial for second man accused of killing Miya Brophy-Baermann continues
Three years after the death of Miya Brophy-Bearman, the second man accused of her murder is now in the courtroom. Shawn Mann is facing counts of murder, possession of a ghost gun, and nearly a dozen additional charges.
Group of Jewish students sleep in ‘sukkah’ on campus in solidarity with Gaza
Pro-Palestinian protests continue at Brown, after the university voted against divesting from companies with ties to Israel. After officials said they would take disciplinary action on protestors, some Brown University students spent the night on the historical greens in defiance.
What are RI's key local questions on the ballot this year? Here's a breakdown
Voters in 23 of Rhode Island's 39 cities and towns are being asked to approve ballot referendums. Political Scene looks at some key questions.
Rhode Island’s blue economy gets a boost from 401 Tech Bridge
We pride ourselves on giving companies that opportunity to put things in the water, to put things in the environment, where they need to execute,” said director Erik Brine.
Christmas at Biltmore kicks off as estate recovers from Helene
The Biltmore Estate announces reopening plans in time for the holiday season, just over three weeks after suffering damage from Hurricane Helene.
Friars Basketball Returns at Late Night Madness
The 2024-25 Providence College Late Night Madness celebration returned to the Amica Mutual Pavilion on Saturday, October 19. Over 10,000 students, alumni and families gathered at the AMP to enjoy energetic performances from the PC dance and cheer teams,
Barmore apologizes to Providence police after racism remarks
New England Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore issued an apology on social media to the Providence Police Department after he accused officers of racism
Man arrested in Providence on counterfeit charges
Two individuals were arrested in separate incidents by the Rhode Island State Police, with one facing charges for passing counterfeit certificates and the other for driving under the influence, authorities said.
Massachusetts man charged with attempted enticement of a minor
United States Attorney Zachary Cunha said a Wilmington man was arrested after allegedly travelling to Rhode Island to meet and have sexual contact with a person he believed to be a fourteen-year-old girl.
Providence settles with Skyline at Waterplace for $277K, returning rent to evict troubled company
Providence settles a long-running eviction case against troubled Skyline at Waterplace with $277k payment of past rent.
Witch Parade and Festival comes to East Providence
EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The New England Witches Guild held its 2024 Halloween Parade and Festival in Riverside on Saturday. The event, which was held in East Providence for the first time, featured food trucks,
RISP apprehend two fugitives on separate charges
In a coordinated effort with various law enforcement units, the ACI Investigations Unit successfully arrested two individuals on outstanding warrants on Oct. 18. Alexander Perry, 34, was apprehended as a Fugitive from Justice from the State of Connecticut.
Roger Williams' wife Mary was an unsung hero in early RI. This professor is telling her story.
While Roger Williams has a university, park and even a zoo named after him, his wife Mary doesn't even have a gravestone.
Magaziner explains not living in congressional district he represents, despite pledge
Rep. Seth Magaziner explained on "10 News Conference" why he's not living in the congressional district he represents in Washington.
Student data also exposed in Providence Schools cyberattack after ransom demand
While Rhode Island’s largest school district alerted current and ex-employees about the massive data breach, they have not yet acknowledged students were also affected
Rhode Island lawmaker calls for additional Washington Bridge oversight hearings
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — There are new calls for additional Washington Bridge oversight hearings at the Rhode Island State House. One representative told NBC 10 News on Thursday that the Legislature needs to be doing more. There was only one joint House and Senate oversight hearing, and that was in February.
Seller Profit Margins Drop Slightly Across U.S.
Returns on typical U.S. home sales remain high but dipped down quarterly and annually, ATTOM found. Median raw profits hold steady at just under $130,000.
RI is chipping in millions to pave roads across the state. Is yours on the list?
The DOT is giving out $7 million in funding, which will be split evenly between all 39 cities and towns. Each municipality submits projects for approval and is eligible for up to $184,000 in funds. Each project is then paid for by 67% local funds and 33% state funds.
The unionization movement at Rhode Island’s charter schools
While charter schools are publicly funded, few are unionized, which supporters say gives them flexibility when it comes to hiring and firing and trying to implement new strategies.
Early voting begins in Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — Early voting has begun for Rhode Island residents.  All polling places in the state will open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8 p.m., with the exception of New Shoreham, which opens at 9 a.
RI awarded $95.6 million, second grant for Washington Bridge
The Rhode Island delegation announced a second grant for the Washington Bridge this morning. The grant, worth $95.6 million, comes from the U.S. Department of Transportation by the Nationally Significant Multimodal Freight & Highway Projects program,