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This last week, the temperature warmed up, and the illegal ATVs and dirt bikes hit the streets.

The Rhode Island Republican Party announced its new leadership team following the closing of their Nominating Convention on Saturday.

A man told police he was robbed of his boots — at knifepoint — while sleeping by Waterplace Park on Friday.

This past Tuesday, I noticed a large number of people walking my neighborhood as I drove to the field at Providence College for a scheduled outdoor workout (Tuesdays / Fridays & Sundays are my mandatory outside days, regardless of the weather).

A bill has been introduced in Rhode Island that would require most new construction in the state to include solar panels as part of the initial construction.

Edward W. Fischer, 91, of Barrington, and formerly of Warwick, passed away on Wednesday, March 22, 2023, at Rhode Island Hospital. He was the husband of the late Ann D. (Bracken) Fischer.

A North Providence man who previously admitted to a federal judge that he coerced and sexually assaulted two minor females, assaults that he recorded and retained on his cell phone, was sentenced Thursday to thirty years in federal prison, announced Unite

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