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COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF RHODE ISLAND'S Knight campus in Warwick was put on lockdown Tuesday due to a "suspicious person.” / COURTESY COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF RHODE ISLAND

CCRI Warwick lockdown over; no threat found

WARWICK – The lockdown order put in place at The Knight Campus of the Community College of Rhode Island Tuesday has been lifted. The campus, along...

Ethics panel: Warwick lawmaker can propose pension boost for State Police

Sen. Todd Patalano told the state ethics panel Tuesday that his three-decade career with the Cranston Police Department makes him an ideal sponsor for...

McKee: Travel ban lifted ‘to make sure our businesses can open...

CRANSTON – The statewide travel ban was lifted at noon Tuesday, a move Gov. Daniel J. McKee said was one step toward getting the state...

Family Service of Rhode Island launches annual holiday drive

PROVIDENCE – As holiday decorations are put up on storefronts and coffee shops load up on peppermint, it’s clear the festive season has begun....

Former R.I. police lieutenant appointed senior VP, director of security at...

SMITHFIELD – Navigant Credit Union has appointed former R.I. State Police Lt. Richard Ptaszek as its new senior vice president and director of security. In...
REP. JULIE A. CASIMIRO, D-North Kingstown, says she's submitted legislation in the last two years aimed at increasing the number of inspectors assigned to day care facilities, and she'll do so again in the next legislative session after a state audit showed a high number of violations of safety regulations. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ARTISTIC IMAGES

Alarming rate of violations at day care providers is nothing new

An R.I. State Police raid that allegedly netted fentanyl and crack cocaine on Aug. 7 didn’t take place at a criminal hangout; it happened...
A CITY AUTO dealer has been sentenced to 15 months in prison and 15 years of probation after pleading no contest for selling 42 cars that he tampered with the odometers to reflect lower milage counts, R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha announced Monday. / COURTESY R.I. OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL

Providence auto dealer given 15-month prison term for rolling back odometers

PROVIDENCE – A city auto dealer has been sentenced to 15 months in prison after pleading no contest for selling 42 cars after tampering...

R.I. Turnpike & Bridge Authority to pay $515K for State Police...

R.I. State Police will continue 24/7 patrols of the four bridges owned by the R.I. Turnpike & Bridge Authority for another three years, according...

Fine for driving wrong-way on a R.I. highway increases to $500

Rhode Island now has one of the highest maximum fines in New England for those convicted of driving the wrong way on a highway...

Senate allows McKee cabinet pay raises, marking split with House

Eleven members of Gov. Daniel J. McKee’s cabinet will see their salaries increase Sunday, after the R.I. Senate declined to stop the pay bumps...
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