Psychology students gain hands-on experience, learning how animals can be a source of therapy, with help from certified therapy dog Harper.
In the 2023 Housing Fact Book, HousingWorks RI reviews legislative actions to improve housing and increase production.
Police say Mark Rinn followed two college students from Colt State Park and rammed their car at the Bristol police station several times.
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Police say a naked Massachusetts man followed two college students from Colt State Park and rammed their car at the Bristol police station.
Emily Marino of Bristol will place Chris/inspector in the Dean College production from Oct. 25 to Oct. 29.
Organized by RWU Law's Marine Affairs Institute, students ventured into Narragansett Bay for an immersive experience in the field.
Also: Man caught at TF Green Airport with more than 29 pounds of cocaine, feds say; man accused of shooting at hawks to protect squirrels.
Raymond Paiva will be in prison for 40 years after smothering his grandmother to death with a pillow and robbing her to buy heroin.
Police say they received reports of scammers posing as members of a utility company and knocking on doors to gain access to people's homes.
Get ready for Halloween and fall fun in the Bristol-Warren area by visiting these nearby pumpkin patches.
RWU celebrated National Forensic Science Week by hosting opportunities for Forensic Science students to meet and learn from industry pros.
Also: A warm, but snowy winter on the way; man accused of attacking Dollar Tree customer with hammer; winter electric bill relief; more.
The award is part of an effort to protect Narragansett Bay, promote environmental stewardship, and enhance coastal resiliency.
Raymond Paiva, 30, of Bristol, admits he smothered his grandmother to death with a pillow and robbed her to get money to buy heroin.
Other than a firefighter slipping on a ladder, no other injuries were reported from Saturday's fire in Bristol, fire officials said.
Sarah Burnham M'19 has published a trailblazing paper in the academic journal Human Development.
Bristol residents can drop off tablets, pills, capsules, patches and other solid forms of prescription drugs, along with vaping devices.
The conference, running Sept. 28-Oct. 1, highlights the historical significance of horses and other equines.
"An unexpected situation" arose at Mt. Hope, requiring water to be turned off throughout the building, Bristol Warren school officials say.
Bristol Art Museum announces a new exhibit, "A Small Point of Land," a juried exhibit of artists living and/or working in the community.
Bristol has one of the highest rates of deer vs. car crashes per square mile in Rhode Island, and state officials want to limit populations.
Taking care of your home can be scary! Tackle those household demons with professional help this fall.
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Video: The Class of 2027 moved into their new homes on campus just before Convocation.
Candlelight Vigil and Walk in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, Aug 31 at 6:00pm.
Police say the scammers are spoofing the official Bristol police phone number (401-253-6900) to make their calls seem legitimate.
a community event featuring free live music and refreshments
Baldwin brings more than 30 years of experience in higher education marketing to lead the RWU marketing and communications department Br ...
One person was on the 23-foot catamaran when it caught fire, but they were saved by a good Samaritan.
If you're a Rhode Island resident, see how you can beautify your yard, while cutting down on energy costs at the same time.
Parents in Bristol and Warren can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.
Seven Rhode Island start-ups earned at least $100,000 in 2019 and grew that to at least $2 million by the end of 2022.
Fifty-three victim service providers graduated this week from the Rhode Island State Victim Assistance Academy.
The Bristol Art Museum is pleased to announce the opening of its latest exhibition, Tensions: New Directions in Fiber Art.
Isabelle Sharp received the award after completing her project "ADHDmons (Life with an Invisible Disability)."
"Thank you, Bristol Fire Department, for saving my building," Tire MD Owner Steve Martins said after a car caught fire in his parking lot.
Keith Sartini tried to purchase two guns from East Bay Ammunition in Tiverton, even though he's facing a felony charge, prosecutors say.