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Welcome to mornings on 2. Its saturday july 13th. We go straight to rosemary to take a look at how the weekend is shaping up. Good morning. Reporter good morning to you. We have another comfortable day in store for most of us. We remain parked with High Pressure to the east and a low parked over the coastline. The ridge will pull this way just a little bit. That will lead to a few degrees of warming for the inland areas especially for the afternoon. This morning we are starting out with some low...

It appeared suddenly about a week ago, but the statue of the firefighter has actually been a plan in the works for nearly 20 years.

It was the first thought for Bristol Fire Chief Michael DeMello. “Right away, we looked into what we could do,” he said, when reached for comment on Tuesday.

Bristol’s 2023 Community Night Out, the second annual, was held on Wednesday, Aug. 16, at the Town Common.

U.S. Coast Guard crews are among those searching for the woman at this time.

One person dies in Bristol fire Jack Perry, The Providence Journal © Bristol Fire Department One person died Tuesday in a fire at a three-family residence in Bristol. One person died Tuesday in a fire at a 3-family residence in Bristol, according to the Bristol Fire Department. Firefighters found the victim, whose name has not been released, inside the building and took them out, but the victim was deceased at the scene, Fire Chief Michael DeMello said in an email. Another...

Name Change Coming For T.F. Green Airport | Patch PM Patch 3 days ago Rachel Nunes © Rachel Nunes/Patch Lawmakers approved a bill to change the name to "Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport." Welcome to Wednesdays edition of Patch PM. Heres a look at todays top headlines.

BRISTOL, R.I. (AP) — One person died and a second was injured in a fire at a...

The first arriving firefighters saw fire coming from a first-floor rear apartment, he said. They brought a hose inside the building and knocked down the fire. The fire was confined to the apartment, but the rest of the building had smoke damage, he said. The Rhode Island State Fire Marshals office is investigating the cause. DeMello said the Fire Department "extends its deepest sympathies to those affected." jperry@providencejournal.com