NBC 10 I-Team: Dozens of landlords face fines as rental registry enforcement begins
(WJAR) — Dozens of Rhode Island property owners are facing fines for failing to comply with the state’s rental registry aimed at reducing lead exposure. A state law that took effect in September 2024 requires housing providers to register rental properties online. Homes built before 1978 must also have a valid lead conformance certificate.
Ameriprise Data Breach Impacts More Than 47,000 People
The breach occurred on March 2 but was discovered on March 18, according to the Maine attorney general’s office. Ameriprise Financial Inc. experienced a data breach on March 2 that impacted 47,876 customers, according to a filing with the Maine attorney general’s office. The data breach was discovered...
North Main advocates speak out after hit-and-run sends pedestrian to the hospital
The driver in the hit-and-run has not yet been found.
Rhode Island Touts 150% Gain in Housing Permits Since 2021
The state came in last place in the nation on the Realtor.com housing affordability index. Rhode Island says it's boosted permits.
Warren police release bodycam of parks and recreation director’s arrest
WARREN, R.I. (WJAR) — Warren’s Parks and Recreation Director was arrested after police said she got into a physical altercation with her daughter. Officer worn body camera footage shows the aftermath and arrest. Tara Thibaudeau and her daughter Molly were both charged with domestic violence, simple assault and/or...
Smiley proposes Providence’s first green revolving fund
Earlier this month, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley announced a proposal to direct $3 million toward creating Providence’s first green revolving fund. If approved, the money will sponsor energy efficiency improvements in City-owned buildings and reinvest saved electricity costs in additional projects. Green revolving funds are self-sustaining financial pools that...
Applebee’s returns to Cranston after devastating fire
Applebee's has a restaurant in Cranston once again.
Track 15 Welcomes New Flavors and a More Inclusive Table in Downtown Providence
At Track 15, there’s always something new at the table, and lately, that means bold flavors paired with a more thoughtful way to gather. This spring, the downtown Providence food hall introduces two standout additions: the debut of Grumpy Pies, a Roman-style pizza concept, and the arrival of “Tina’s Table,” a custom outdoor picnic table designed to expand accessibility for all guests. Together...
Wednesdays by the Water: 11 Free Concerts in East Providence to Fill Your Summer...
The East Providence Recreation Department in Rhode Island has announced that summer evenings in Crescent Park will again be filled with music, as the free Concerts in the Park series returns for 2026! According to the department, the concerts will take place every Wednesday at 6 PM from June through August at Crescent Park, giving residents and visitors a chance to enjoy live performances...
Sister of former congressman charged with cocaine possession; released on recognizance
A former Cranston Public Schools teaching assistant and relative of a former Rhode Island congressman was released on personal recognizance after being charged with misdemeanor cocaine possession. Police said Stephanie Cicilline Given was charged on March 17 after a plastic bag containing cocaine was found in a bathroom at Chester...
