Two masked men jumped counter, stole over $8,700 worth of cigarettes, BR cops say
Two masked men jumped the counter of a RaceTrac, stole over $8,700 worth of cigarettes and led police on a pursuit across town, police said. Police responded to an active robbery at the gas station on Old Hammond near Cedarcrest Avenue on Oct. 13 at 2:57 a.m. The clerk said that while checking a customer out, two men entered wearing ski masks, jumped over the counter, and stole $8,702 worth of various cartons of cigarettes, according to police documents.
Reward increases to $30K for safe return of missing Texas woman
The reward for the safe return of Christina ``Chrissy'' Munn-Holliday has increased to $30,000 following her disappearance after a crash on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge.
Government seeks life sentence for teen’s failed plan to attack July 4 parade in...
CANYON, Texas (KFDA) - Prosecutors with the United States Attorney’s Office will ask that a teenager be sentenced to life in federal prison. Court filings show that a final sentencing hearing for Kevin Alexander Hunt is set for December 3rd. Hunt pleaded guilty to an attempt to use a...
Cedar Rapids Police to start using Axon license plate readers
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The Cedar Rapids Police Department is replacing Flock cameras with Axon-brand automated license plate readers as it gets closer to launching its real-time operations center. Cedar Rapids Police announced the project in August, partnering with Axon on a $14-million agreement to create an operations center...
Linn-Mar student earns national recognition for podcast on grandpa’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis
MARION, IOWA — A Linn-Mar High School student is earning national recognition for a podcast that shares her relationship with her grandpa and his Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Fourteen-year-old Kate Baker was named a national finalist in NPR’s Student Podcast Challenge for “Dear Kate,” a project that highlights the experiences of people living with Alzheimer’s disease while also focusing on the bond she shares with her grandpa, Ted.
CCRI, Senesco Marine now offer free welding training program
A North Kingstown-based shipbuilding and marine fabrication manufacturer has teamed up with the Community College of Rhode Island to offer a new training program for aspiring welders.
Woman who skipped sentencing for deadly 2021 crash turns self in
The South Kingstown woman who skipped her sentencing last week for a deadly crash five years ago turned herself in Monday.
Man cited after officers find 140 fish fillets aboard boat in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN, R.I. (WJAR) — Rhode Island environmental police said a man was cited after 140 fish fillets were found aboard a boat off Middletown in October. According to a police report, officers were on patrol near the Third Beach boat ramp on Oct. 25 when they observed a boat owner.
Warwick resident attacked by possibly rabid raccoon
The Rhode Island Department of Health is urging Warwick residents to remain cautious after someone was attacked by a potentially rabid racoon over the weekend.
Providence’s Historic Biltmore Hotel Heads to Auction Over $36M Unpaid Debt
The ownership interest in the Graduate by Hilton Providence — the downtown tower generations of Rhode Islanders still call the Biltmore — is headed to a public auction in New York early next year, after a legal notice disclosed more than $36 million in unpaid mortgage debt tied to the property. The notice lists an unpaid principal balance of $36,348,298 as of September 1, 2026, against a first-priority mortgage loan that originally totaled $43,192,500.

















