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California Police Send Giant Chicken Across Crosswalk, and Some Drivers Still Don’t See It

A giant yellow chicken walked into a crosswalk in California, and some drivers still didn’t see it. The chicken was nearly as tall as a person, with a bright red comb and oversized orange feet. ... Read more
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Virginia Open Enrollment Nov. 1: Richmond Residents Can Get New 2027 Health Insurance Savings

RICHMOND, Va. — Open enrollment for 2027 health insurance begins Sunday, Nov. 1, giving Virginia residents an opportunity to compare plans, review premiums and determine whether they qualify for new state and federal financial assistance.
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Texas Inn to stay open following massive community support

The Texas Inn in Richmond will be staying open thanks to the community after hefty appliance repair fines threatened to close its doors.
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Bad Flock Info Leads Police To Tow Wrong Car, Then Towing Company Totals It

It was bad enough when the police followed a bum steer from a Flock camera to a woman's home at 2 a.m. and towed her car. Then the towing company wrecked it.
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Marylou’s Coffee Celebrates November with New Flavor of the Month

Marylou’s Coffee, the iconic hot pink coffee chain found across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, has announced its Flavor of the Month for November 2026, and it fits right in with the transition into fall! The featured flavor is Apple Pie, a delicious-sounding sweet blend designed to capture the essence of sweater weather. It’s available in both hot and iced throughout November, meaning you have an option regardless of the unpredictable autumn temperatures.
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Town Council Considers Law to Prevent Demolition by Neglect

Above: The historic house at 1727 Division Street in June 2026. The slow-motion degradation of 1727 Division St. prompted the ordinance. With the fate of 1727 Division Road now sealed and demolition of that historic house imminent, the Town Council is looking to outlaw future instances of what’s known as “demolition by neglect.”
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Free ACI Calls, Solitary Limits Died in Committee in 2026

Families paid Securus just over $795,000 for ACI calls and video visits in 2025, by RIDOC's count, and the bills that would have eased that cost and limited solitary died in committee. The lawmakers and governor who decide their next try are on Tuesday's ballot. Rhode Islanders vote Tuesday, Nov....
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All licenses suspended for Prov restaurant ahead of hearing

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The Providence Board of Licenses has voted to suspended all licenses at Vasilios Pizza following a stabbing early Saturay morning. The Board of Licenses scheduled a Show Cause Hearing on Monday afternoon to further discuss the matter. According to Providence police, officers responded to a disturbance at Vasilios Pizza on Atwells […]
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EXCLUSIVE: Graduate (Biltmore) Hotel Up for Auction

EXCLUSIVE: Graduate (Biltmore) Hotel Up for Auction. According to a legal notice published on Sunday, the ownership interest in the Graduate Hotel in Providence will be put up for auction. SEE HISTORY OF THE BILTMORE HOTEL AT BOTTOM. At a minimum, the notice says more than $36 million in debt...
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Iggy’s mourns loss of co-founder after battle with dementia

Sally Gravino, described as the "matriarch" of the family that founded the famous Oakland Beach restaurant, died on Saturday, according to the restaurant.

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