Loved ones still looking for answers after hit-and-run crash that killed Fall River man
Family and friends are still looking for justice after a Fall River man was killed in a hit-and-run collision. According to Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn, III, at approximately 5:15 p.m. on December 21st, Fall River police responded to the area of 214 Stafford Road for a bicyclist who was struck by a motor vehicle.
Taunton fire victim speaks out after attempted murder charge dropped
TAUNTON, Mass. (WJAR) — Anne Coffin, who lived on the first floor of the Grant Street home, said she is still trying to process losing everything after her home of five years went up in flames earlier this week. “It’s been absolutely overwhelming,” Coffin said. Police arrested...
Man accused of street racing crash in Warwick faces judge
WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — A man accused of street racing that led to a crash faced a judge in Warwick Thursday. Police said 21-year-old Cody Cullen was charged with driving to endanger and street racing after a crash on West Natick Road at Bald Hill in March. Cullen's bail...
Seekonk Navy SEAL recalls Apollo 1969 splashdown, hidden champagne toast
SEEKONK, Mass. (WJAR) — Terry Moy's den in Seekonk is like a museum of history. Photos of his life---five children. Moy's oldest son was killed in a car accident. Two siblings. His wedding day to Rosemary just three years ago when he was 84. But in this sea of...
Chafee back in Warwick for groundbreaking on new airport apartments
The former governor made a somewhat rare Rhode Island public appearance to mark a project with roots in his time as mayor.
NBC 10 I-Team: More doctors go concierge, leaving gaps in Rhode Island primary care
(WJAR) — After finding a doctor she adored, Suzanne Levasseur is now among many Rhode Islanders forced to make a change. "I've been with my doctor for about 20 years," Levasseur said. "I received a letter in the mail about a month ago explaining that he was changing his practice to a different model and it would be an annual fee."
Man charged after Johnston officer-involved shooting gets 4 years
The man arrested after an officer-involved shooting at a Johnston gas station last year will spend at least four years behind bars, 12 News has learned.
Silver Alert issued for missing Cumberland man
Cumberland police are asking for help finding a missing man. Police said 83-year-old John Thornhill has been missing since 7:30 a.m. on Thursday. Thornhill was last seen at his home in the Branch Avenue area. He has white hair, brown eyes and wears glasses. Police said Thornhill was last seen...
Hundreds protest Citizens Bank’s ties to ICE outside shareholder meeting
In front of the Citizens Bank headquarters in downtown Providence, hundreds gathered Thursday morning to protest the bank’s alleged financing of private prison companies operating federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers. The protest occurred during the bank’s annual shareholder meeting and was organized by the De-ICE Citizens Bank Coalition, which includes multiple community and student groups including Brown Rise Up.
NBC 10 I-Team: Police recruit hurt in punching drill; prompts changes at training academy
A police recruit suffered a broken bone near his eye during a training exercise at the Rhode Island Municipal Training Academy, leading to changes, the NBC10 I-Team has learned. The injury happened during what police call "Use of Force Stimulus Based Training." It’s essentially getting punched in the head.

















