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Bristol Fourth of July concert series kicks off

BRISTOL, R.I. (WJAR) — The Bristol Fourth of July concert series kicked off on Sunday. This year’s performances are back at Independence Park after they temporarily moved to Roger Williams University last year. The nightly live performances lead up to the historic Fourth of July parade. Band 7...
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Crews respond to crash at intersection of Route 102 and Route 14 in Scituate

(WJAR) — Crews responded to a crash at the intersection of Route 102 and Route 14 in Scituate on Monday morning. An NBC 10 news crew observed two vehicles with noticeable damage. One had damage to the side, and what appeared to be its airbags deployed. The other vehicle...
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Striking coastal retreat in Swansea sells for over $1M: Weekly home sales

This week’s top-selling home in Swansea is a coastal gem that sold for $1,120,000. Built on the waterfront in 2023, 72 Ocean View Ave. showcases refined contemporary luxury throughout. You are welcomed by a covered farmer’s porch that opens into a thoughtfully designed home featuring rich hardwood floors, French doors,
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Higher auto insurance rates in store if Gov. McKee signs these bills

As Rhode Island families grapple with skyrocketing inflation, Gov. Dan McKee has made affordability a signature priority – and rightly so. But two bills currently sitting on his desk, H7866 and S3115, would significantly impact Rhode Islanders by increasing auto repair costs and insurance premiums. We urge the governor
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Rhode Island leaders announce $30 million infrastructure funding for Tidewater project

(WJAR) — Rhode Island leaders will gather in Pawtucket on Monday to announce a $30 million infusion into the Tidewater project. This is part of the Tidewater Phase 1B. It is expected to help with a new pedestrian bridge, park spaces, and new housing in the district. Gov. Dan...
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Coventry police ask for help finding missing assisted living facility resident

Coventry police are searching for a missing 58-year-old man who is a resident at Pine Acres Assisted Living Facility.
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Man accused of recording under girl’s skirt during concert at Xfinity Center in Mansfield

Police say a man was caught using his phone to record under a 13-year-old girl’s skirt at the Xfinity Center — and credit a quick-thinking witness for helping officers make an arrest.
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Man fatally struck by Amtrak train bound for Providence in Warwick

(WJAR) — A man was fatally struck by an Amtrak train bound for Providence near the Warwick and East Greenwich area early Monday morning. The crash caused delays for many passengers. The Warwick Police Department responded around 12:30 a.m. to the area of 4372 Post Road following the report.
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McKee to sign Casey’s Law that enhances penalties for road rage incidents

(WJAR) — Gov. Dan McKee is set to hold a ceremonial signing for Casey’s Law, legislation that is meant to enhance penalties for road rage incidents. The legislation is named in honor of Casey Bassignani. The 23-year-old Bassignani died following a rollover crash in November that occurred from...
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Federal Disaster Loans Approved for Massachusetts Businesses Impacted by February Blizzard

Small businesses and nonprofit organizations across Southeastern Massachusetts that suffered economic losses during the historic February 2026 blizzard are now eligible for federal disaster assistance following approval of a request submitted by Governor Maura Healey. The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved

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