This Week in Providence
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As the last week of March transitions into early April, Providence, RI, awakens to the gentle promise of spring. The air is filled with the scent of blooming flowers, and the city's parks begin to burst with color. Locals embrace the milder temperatures, enjoy…
Early Sunday morning in Providence, Rhode Island, police responded to a disturbance involving multiple individuals fighting near Washington Street shortly after 2 a.m. Upon intervention, several people were arrested. Among those detained, one suspect faced cha…
Early Saturday morning in Providence, a mother and her son were assaulted during a home invasion, police reported. The incident left both individuals injured, though specific details about the extent of their injuries were not disclosed. Authorities responded…
State and local officials gathered on Friday morning to highlight the ongoing progress in school construction and renovation projects across Providence. During the press conference, leaders emphasized the importance of investing in educational infrastructure t…
Mount Pleasant High School Principal Wobberson Torchon recently discovered a passion for poetry, which he used to express his love for his wife. Though he had never considered himself a poet before, Torchon composed heartfelt verses that reflect his deep affec…
WPRI 12 celebrated its 71st anniversary on March 27, 2026. Since its launch in 1955, the station has been a key source of news, entertainment, and local programming for viewers in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. Over the decades, WPRI 12 has evolv…
Dozens of rallies under the banner "No Kings" were held recently across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with over 50 events in Massachusetts and nearly a dozen in Rhode Island. These gatherings drew participants advocating for their cause, though specific deta…
A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled against the American Trucking Associations (ATA) in a legal dispute over tolls, ordering the group to pay approximately $200,000 to the state. The ATA had sought millions of dollars in damages but was denied its claim. Thi…
On Thursday night, the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence welcomed a diverse group of Rhode Islanders for an interfaith vigil focused on peace. Many attendees were visiting the Roman Catholic church for the first time, drawn by a shared desire to…
Rhode Island lawmakers are considering a proposal that would permit bars and restaurants to operate 24 hours a day during the summer of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This measure aims to accommodate extended watch parties and celebrations linked to the global socce…
The Providence City Council’s Special Committee on Health, Opportunity, Prosperity, and Education (HOPE) unanimously voted to advance a proposed rent stabilization ordinance. This positive recommendation moves the measure forward in the legislative process, si…
The 2026 "Heroes Ball" took place Saturday night at the Rhode Island Convention Center, drawing friends and supporters of Hasbro Children's Hospital. The annual fundraising event successfully raised nearly $1.3 million to benefit the hospital, which is the onl…
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