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A woman sustained wounds "consistent with a potential shark bite" in the water off the coast of Edgartown on Monday.

Students will no longer be able to use personal devices in the classroom this school year. That includes cellphones, laptops, iPads, tablets and smartwatches.

22-year-old Joseph Ceballos Davilla was taken into custody by Woonsocket Police in connection with incident in Bellingham on August 15.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Some passengers using Providence’s Amtrak station say ongoing renovations are making it harder to find a seat and keep track of train schedules. Construction has been underway at the station since 2024, leaving parts of the building marked by netting, cones and caution tape.

The Peace & Plenty Community Garden has called Providence's Elmwood neighborhood home for nearly four decades.

This week’s top-selling property in Raynham is an idyllic timber-framed country home that sold for $880,000. Filled with rustic charm, 1080 Locust Street features rich wood accents, wide pine floors, and exposed beams throughout. The warm and welcoming home offers three spacious bedrooms, a great galley kitchen, and a

On August 22, 2026, more than 13,000 fans packed the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts, to see classic rock mainstays Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner reunite for the Double Trouble Double Vision Tour. The show was exceptional. Six Gun Sally opened the night. Promoting their singles, Sittin' Pretty and Easy Love,.

Bliss Gives is all about bringing people together through events and programs focused on connection, personal growth, and education. The organization’s biggest event, the Boss Level Awards & Gala, returns to the Rhode Island Convention Center on October 11, 2026. Held once every two years, the signature event celebrate

Massachusetts dispatched a third team of specially trained wildland firefighters to northern Minnesota as large fires continue to burn across the Boundary Waters region. The 15-person deployment includes personnel from the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Fishe

Johnston Superintendent Scott Sutherland is responding to parents' concerns after a rocky start to the school year on its school buses.