Providence police are investigating an incident in which shots were fired into a home early Saturday morning. Just before 3 a.m., officers responded to a report of gunfire on Ophelia Street. Upon arrival, they discovered damage to the front door of a residence…
Bishop Bruce Lewandowski ordained two new priests, Reverend Mateusz Christopher Puzanowski and Reverend Vincent Jeremiah "Jay" Zizza, during a ceremony at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence, Rhode Island. The ordination took place on Saturday…
A man from Rhode Island is recovering after being diagnosed with Powassan virus, a rare tick-borne illness, the Rhode Island Department of Health reported. Powassan virus is transmitted through the bite of infected ticks and can cause severe neurological sympt…
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley appeared on 12 News at 4 on Friday to discuss the effects of the World Cup on the city. During the interview, he addressed how the international event has influenced Providence, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities i…
On June 24, candidates for the Providence City Council filed their declarations of candidacy before the 4 p.m. deadline at City Hall. Eligibility requires candidates to be registered Providence voters residing in their ward for at least 30 days prior to filing…
The Providence Children’s Museum is celebrating its 49th anniversary by hosting a special event called the "Free Day of Play" on Saturday, June 27. In partnership with Centreville Bank, the museum will offer families free admission for the day. This collaborat…
Trinity Repertory Company has announced auditions for children to participate in its 50th annual production of "A Christmas Carol." The theater is preparing early for the holiday season, inviting young performers to join the cherished tradition. Alongside the…
Revolve Dance Project is marking its fifth season with a special event on June 28 at The Strand Theatre in Providence. The celebration will feature live music alongside dance performances, highlighting the company’s artistic growth and community engagement ove…
The Rhode Island Department of Health has confirmed that a raccoon discovered in a Providence neighborhood has tested positive for rabies. Officials are urging residents to exercise caution, avoid contact with wild animals, and ensure their pets are vaccinated…
At the June 16 City Plan Commission (CPC) meeting, commissioners deadlocked 2-2 on a request to reduce parking requirements for a new health center at 14 Cargill Street from 66 spaces to 20. The applicant, Rhode Island Public Health Institute (RIPHI), argued t…
Mayor Brett Smiley, alongside city officials, the Providence Department of Art, Culture and Tourism, and FirstWorks, announced the initial lineup of headliners for this year’s PVDFest. The announcement marks the kickoff of preparations for the annual festival,…
Bodycam footage recently released reveals Providence police officers punching a handcuffed man during an arrest earlier this year. The video captures the tense encounter, including the moment the suspect spat at the officers, prompting their response. The inci…
