Tag: Providence County Superior Court
Johnston Town Council votes in favor of land taking by eminent...
JOHNSTON – The Town Council voted unanimously on Thursday to take a developer's land by eminent domain again in yet another chapter of a...
Johnston eminent domain case dismissed in Superior Court
JOHNSTON – A Providence County Superior Court judge has dismissed the town's eminent domain case amidst efforts to seize 31 acres of land from...
R.I. awarded $4.5M in federal funds to bridge the digital divide
High-speed internet access only matters when you have the devices and knowledge to use it.
Which is why the Biden administration is giving $4.5 million...
Former pediatrician charged with sexually assaulting nursing home resident
PROVIDENCE – A former pediatrician has been indicted by a grand jury for sexually assaulting a nursing home resident, R.I. Attorney General Peter F....
City police officer indicted for obstruction of justice
PROVIDENCE – A city police officer has been indicted for obstruction of justice for allegedly helping a friend with known gang affiliations avoid legal...
Pawn shop owner charged for purchasing $378K in stolen gold rings
PROVIDENCE – A pawn shop owner has been charged after admitting he purchased 108 stolen 18-karat gold rings valued at $378,000, R.I. Attorney General...
Prospect says it finally paid off its overdue bills at Roger...
Attorney General Peter Neronha has made it clear he doesn’t fully trust the owner of two urban safety net hospitals.
So will he take Prospect...
Matos campaign worker McLaren charged amid fraudulent signature scandal
PROVIDENCE – Holly McLaren, a Providence woman who was at the center of the controversy surrounding fraudulent signatures submitted by the Sabina Matos campaign...
Why Woonsocket’s sewage treatment plant can’t afford to fail
You smell it before you see it: a faint sour tinge to the breeze blowing out from the Woonsocket Wastewater Treatment Facility.
It’s hardly a...
Neronha sues manufacturers of ‘forever chemicals’
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha announced Thursday that he has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturers of “forever chemicals,” most commonly...
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