Events/Calendar, Lo Último 03/15/2025 168K bulbs planted across Rhode Island cities starting to bloom 168K bulbs planted across Rhode Island cities starting to bloom The first signs of spring are already popping up in Rhode Island, thanks in part to … Server celebrating 33 years at the Old Grist Mill: ‘I never left’ His name is Ray Point Jr., but most of his regulars call him “the mayor” of the Old … Nonprofit reunites daughters of crash victim with first responders Moira Perna died after crashing her car into a telephone pole in South Kingstown in … RI State Police corporal honored by Special Olympics Special Olympics Rhode Island has announced the winner of the second annual Elwood … Nesi’s Notes: March 15 Your weekend briefing on local politics and more. Lincoln superintendent to step down in June Lincoln Superintendent Dr. Lawrence Filippelli will be leaving his position this summer after accepting a new job. Dolphin washes ashore in Portsmouth A dolphin washed ashore in Portsmouth on Friday in the area of Seaconnet Boulevard. RI DEM has already responded to 15 brush fires in March The DEM has been busy helping to douse those flames, while also conducting prescribed burns and maintaining the hoses that fire departments use … ‘She deserves all the treats’: Dog credited with saving family from burning home Although a Coventry family lost everything in a fire earlier this week, if it weren’t for an unlikely hero, they may have lost their lives. Johnston acquires 31-acre property by eminent domain The town of Johnston has officially acquired a 31-acre parcel of land by eminent domain, following months of controversy and pushback. Community Focus: Providence Foundation Executive Director David Salvatore Providence Foundation President David Salvatore joined 12 News at 4 Friday to discuss their mission and initiatives they’re working on. Providence announces street closures for NCAA Tournament games Four first-round games will be played Thursday at the AMP, then the winners will square off on Saturday. Providence City Council chief of staff arrested at Trump Tower protest The Providence City Council’s Chief of Staff was arrested Thursday during a protest at Trump Tower in New York City. Underwater scooters recalled due to fire risk More than 40,000 underwater scooters are being recalled due to a potential fire hazard, according to the CPSC. Man arrested after ‘significant’ drug bust in Providence Fog, Low Clouds Overnight Through Dawn Saturday ‘It’s going to hurt’: RI farmers, schools brace for impact of USDA funding cuts
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