Mark Reynolds
Providence Journal
Providence, RI, United States
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DCYF cites neglect in death of Cranston toddler
DCYF announced on Friday that neglect had contributed to the death of a one-and-a-half year old toddler in January. → Read More
Mass. prosecutors drop sex assault case against Robert McClanaghan, RI trainer of NBA stars
Robert McClanaghan who was accused of rape in November was relieved Wednesday after Bay State prosecutors acknowledged they cannot prove the case. → Read More
Judge gives killer of City Park jogger a life sentence
Michael Soares receives a life sentence for the killing John "Jack" Fay in City Park in 2013. → Read More
Former Hope High School basketball coach charged with domestic assault
David Nyblom, a former Hope High School basketball coach, faces a charge of domestic simple assault, police said. → Read More
FBI hauls truckloads of items from long-time Providence metals recycling company
FBI agents collected a truckload of items at a Providence company that specializes in catalytic converters. → Read More
Rhode Island Judge Richard Licht struck by car outside State House
Rhode Island judge struck by car outside State House → Read More
Man, 26, faces murder charge in shooting death of Providence man
Providence police say a 26-year-old man faces charges in death of 25-year-old. → Read More
Killers of 57-year-old man sentenced to double consecutive life terms
Chandanoeuth “Big K” Hay and Jaythan “Ah-Jay” Hang are sentenced in 2018 drive-by shooting. → Read More
Investigating her mother's death helped Lauren Lee Malloy find her calling and help others
Lauren Lee Malloy was a toddler when she lost her mother. Decades later, her investigation of her mom's death has sparked a passion to help others. → Read More
Providence police seize fentanyl, cocaine, find sophisticated drug hides in Elmwood home
An investigation triggered by a tip from the U.S. Postal Service led Providence detectives to a large seizure of narcotics last week. → Read More
Man shoots landlady with AR-15 when eviction turns into armed confrontation, police say.
An eviction-turned-armed confrontation led to the death of a landlady in the Providence neighborhood of Olneyville on Monday, police say. → Read More
Woman shot, killed in Providence Monday afternoon
A woman died after she was fatally shot in the Silver Lake neighborhood Monday afternoon. → Read More
North Kingstown man who clashed with police in Jan. 6 attack pleads guilty to felony
Bernard Joseph Sirr participated in the disruption of electoral vote counting on Jan. 6, 2021. He has pleaded guilty to a felony civil disorder charge. → Read More
Judge rejects Soares's insanity defense, finds him guilty of 2013 City Park killing
Michael Soares was found guilty of first-degree murder Friday in the 2013 killing of a jogger in Warwick's City Park. → Read More
Ex-Providence council candidate, NAACP president faces criminal campaign finance charges
After many reminders, Gerard Catala failed to file required campaign finance reports, according to Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha → Read More
Remembering a titan mob-fighter, former state trooper, police chief, Vincent Vespia Jr.
Rhode Island police remember a legendary police officer, Vincent Vespia. → Read More
Providence Police chief's new job in federal agency announced
U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland has chosen Providence's police chief, Col. Hugh T. Clements Jr., to steer community policing in the U.S. → Read More
Burrillville man with huge cache of weapons changes his pleas to guilty
Ronald Andruchuk was accused of hoarding weapons in violation of a federal law that prohibits gun possession by a drug user. → Read More
Teen charged in stabbing at Kennedy Plaza
An 18-year-old was arrested in the stabbing Tuesday of a teenager at Kennedy Plaza, Providence. → Read More
Body of a woman found outside at T.F. Green Airport
The cause of death is unknown, and is being treated as suspicious until the medical examiner weighs in. → Read More