Coronavirus In Rhode Island Updates: March 17

The situation surrounding the new coronavirus in Rhode Island is changing by the day, sometimes the hour. On Tuesday, state officials announced two new cases, and the state's Board of Elections called for Govenror Gina Raimondo to reschedule the state's presidential primary to June 2.

2 New Cases Of Coronavirus Reported In Rhode Island

Dental offices were asked to cancel non-emergency appointments and residents were reminded to only call 911 for emergencies.

RI Board Of Elections Calls To Reschedule Primary: Coronavirus

The Rhode Island Board of Elections voted to rescheduled to primary over concerns of the coronavirus.

All Libraries Closed Until March 22: Coronavirus In Rhode Island

All library book due dates have been pushed off until May 1.

Rhode Island Has The Best Response To Coronavirus: WalletHub

Rhode Island's prevention efforts put it at the forefront of the country, according to WalletHub.

RI Communities Offer Students Meals During Coronavirus Shutdown

Cities and towns around the state have opened "grab and go" stations to help keep kids fed during the weeklong school closure.

Town Updates

• State Of Emergency In Coventry: Coronavirus In Rhode Island
• State Of Emergency In South Kingstown: Coronavirus In RI
  
• Coronavirus: Johnston Court Hearings Suspended
  
• Coronavirus: Smithfield To Teleconferece Town Council Meeting
  
• Coronavirus: North Kingstown Declares State Of Emergency
  
• Coronavirus: Middletown Cancels Municipal, Probate Court Sessions