Tim White
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Rhode Island, United States
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FBI investigating Providence business
A spokesperson for the FBI’s Boston office said agents are conducting a court-authorized search at a Branch Avenue business. → Read More
Cicilline to leave Congress, lead RI Foundation
The announcement will shake up Rhode Island politics. → Read More
RI judge hit by vehicle outside State House
The extent of the injuries are unknown at this time, and it’s unclear whether the driver will be facing any charges. → Read More
Former Fairhaven officer awarded more than $800k in wrongful termination case
The award to Jonathan Alves could mushroom to more than $1 million if he is awarded attorney’s fees. → Read More
Buonanno resigns from RI Convention Center after daughter ran against McKee
The president of the AFL-CIO relayed the governor’s request, according to the outgoing chairman. → Read More
Buonanno resigns from RI Convention Center after daughter ran against McKee
The president of the AFL-CIO relayed the governor’s request, according to the outgoing chairman. → Read More
‘I’m torn’: New Bedford mayor says re-election bid is up in the air
Jon Mitchell, who was first elected in 2011, is weighing whether to seek another four-year term this fall. → Read More
Marshals arrest Rhode Island murder suspect in Youngstown
Martinez was wanted by police for allegedly murdering a man in Providence on Monday. → Read More
Providence homicide suspect arrested in Ohio
Martinez was wanted by police for allegedly murdering a man in Providence on Monday. → Read More
New rape allegation against RI man accused of faking his own death and fleeing to UK
Nicholas Alahverdian is already facing three sexual assault and rape charges out of Utah. → Read More
Providence man found guilty in kidnap killing appeals conviction
Louis Coleman was sentenced to life in the kidnapping and killing of Jassy Correia. On Thursday he filed an appeal. → Read More
12 News/RWU Poll: Fung leads Magaziner in race for Congress
The exclusive survey finds Republicans remain positioned to win a congressional race in Rhode Island for the first time since 1992, but Democrats still have a shot at holding the seat. → Read More
North Kingstown athletic director resigns amid ongoing turmoil
The school district has been grappling with various scandals for nearly a year. → Read More
Former North Kingstown coach Aaron Thomas pleads not guilty in ‘naked fat test’ case
Former students have accused Aaron Thomas of getting them to strip naked alone behind closed doors for body-fat tests. → Read More
RI health official charged with possession of child porn
The employee runs a program focused on child harm prevention. → Read More
Seth Magaziner announces run for Congress
Magaziner, who is term-limited as treasurer, had kicked off his gubernatorial race in September. → Read More
Man believed to have faked his own death found in Scotland
Nicholas Alahverdian, who family members said died in 2020, was found in Scotland after being hospitalized with COVID-19. → Read More
Suspicious death leads police to West Greenwich home
A suspicious death in Cranston has led investigators to a scene in West Greenwich, according to R.I. State Police Lt. Col. Kevin Barry. → Read More
Police ID murder victim found near I-295 rest stop
CUMBERLAND, R.I. (WPRI) — A Providence man who’s been missing for several weeks was found murdered near a rest stop along I-295. The victim was identified Tuesday as Jose Segura, 50. According to Rhode Island State Police Lt. Col. Kevin Barry, hikers discovered Segura’s body on Friday in a wooded area near the Cumberland-Lincoln line. […] → Read More
WPRI 12 launches 12 News Now newscast to air weekdays at 4 pm
WPRI 12, the CBS affiliate owned by Nexstar Media Group Inc. serving the Providence/New Bedford market, announced Monday that it is expanding its early news. 12 News Now at 4 will air Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. starting Wednesday, Sept. 9. → Read More