Smiley Admin. Trucking Snow From Fox Point & Downtown to South Providence, Say Residents
One resident of South Providence says he followed trucks picking up snow in other parts of the city and dumping their loads in his neighborhood. It marks the latest in the city’s snow removal struggles, which this week saw snow piled back onto residents and driveways after they had already been cleared, 11 days after...
Largest Charcuterie Manufacturer in the U.S., Charcuterie Artisans, Opens Innovation Center, Expands Capacity
MAPLEVILLE, RI –– Charcuterie Artisans, now the largest manufacturer of charcuterie products in the U.S. following the acquisition of La Quercia Cured Meats, recently opened an Innovation Center on its Rhode Island campus. The Innovation Center will serve as a collaborative hub for customers and vendors to develop...
Two arrested on assault charges in Sherborn
SHERBORN, MA — Two men were arrested Feb. 5 after a motorist reported having a firearm brandished at them in Millis. The Millis Police Department received a report at approximately 2:35 p.m. that a motorist had a firearm brandished at them in the area of Plain Street and Monroe Street by occupants of another vehicle.
Attleboro fires Capron Park Zoo director
The director of Capron Park Zoo in Attleboro was terminated from his position Wednesday. Mayor Cathleen DeSimone ousted John Wright, the person she appointed to the position in January 2024. “They made their decision. It’s the direction they want to take at the zoo,” Wright told a Sun Chronicle reporter...
Closing Time: 6 Major Retail Chains Closing Doors in Rhode Island in 2026
RHODE ISLAND - Rhode Island may be the smallest state, but the seismic shifts in national retail are hitting its shores just as hard as anywhere else. As 2026 unfolds, the Ocean State is seeing a major recalibration of its shopping centers, from the Providence Place mall to the neighborhood pharmacies and grocery...
Blizzard of ’78 dumped snow, turned The Classic into a refuge in North Providence
NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Forty-eight years ago, the Blizzard of '78 hammered our region with heavy snow, leaving thousands of people stranded for days. It was the kind of emergency that required a heroic response, and a local restaurant owner and his staff were up for the challenge.
Storm Team 10 Weather Alert: Locally heavy snow impacts Southern New England
Locally heavy snow continues to fall throughout parts of Southern New England through this evening as an interest storm hits the region. Snowfall totals will vary drastically, depending on location. This is one of the more unique snowfall maps Storm Team 10 has issued this winter. The two main features...
Lawyer says ‘Ghost Hunters’ Jason Hawes already owns Conjuring House
PROVIDENCE – "Ghost Hunters" star Jason Hawes already owns The Conjuring House and is simply waiting for a court to tell him to whom he has to pay off the mortgage so he can close on the property, his lawyer told a Superior Court judge the afternoon of Thursday, Feb. 5. Lawyer Nicole M. Labonte was arguing before...
Cranston woman helped launder money in major drug trafficking case
Carolina Correa, 35, pleaded guilty last summer to one count of money laundering conspiracy, according to the U.S. attorney's office in Massachusetts.
‘Not looking for a fight’: McKee surprised by Alviti letter
Embattled RIDOT director Peter Alviti warned anyone lying about his resignation would "hear from me — forcefully.”

















