New federal data shows how many inpatient and ICU hospital beds are currently filled in Kent County and across RI.
The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including one in East Greenwich.
Eligible residents can begin receiving the vaccine at CVS Pharmacy in East Greenwich as early as next week.
New federal data shows how the coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospital capacity in Kent County.
Supt. Alexis Meyer said at Tuesday's virtual school committee meeting that she has tested positive for coronavirus.
New data from the federal government shows hospital capacity in Kent County amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The town reported 111 cases from Jan. 3 through Jan. 9, the highest weekly case count since the start of the pandemic.
The Swift Community Center has administered approximately 1,700 first doses of the vaccine.
New data provided by the federal government shows hospital capacity in Kent County (RI) as coronavirus cases surge.
The Swift Community Center began administering some of the first community coronavirus vaccinations last week.
The library closed for several days after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus.
East Greenwich has announced that North Kingstown firefighters will temporarily staff Station 2 due to a recent coronavirus outbreak.
The East Greenwich Fire Department shut down one station in response to 21 out of the 34 firefighters testing positive for coronavirus.
Public health officials are advising Americans to stay home on Thanksgiving. If you can't, here are a few tips to enjoy the holiday safely.
Three out of the 34 firefighters at the East Greenwich Fire Department have tested positive for coronavirus.
The town will implement programs to support workers who are recovering from substance and alcohol addiction.
East Greenwich Town Manager Andy Nota sought to clarify how the town's restrictions complement Gov. Gina Raimondo's 'stay-at-home' order.
The Kent County Water Authority called the organization's report "alarmist" and said it unnecessarily worries the public.
RI native Dr. Elizabeth Decker is joining University Gastroenterology in their East Greenwich location.
Another Larkin Pond beach is being closed due to high bacteria counts. Goddard Park also is staying closed for swimming.
The state says the bacteria counts are within acceptable ranges now, and the beach can re-open.
High bacteria counts in the water have prompted the state health department to recommend closing the beach for swimming.
The state health department, which had recommended closing the beach to swimmers Wednesday, said it is now safe to reopen.
The beach is closed for swimming, the state health department said.
The merger is one step closer to a deal.
But Care New England, which closed the hospital earlier this year, says a plan to re-open it wouldn't be feasible.
Lifespan, Rhode Island's biggest and most profitable hospital group, could team up with Care New England and Partners, executives said.
The state health department says don't eat cheese and meats bought there between Jan. 18 and Feb. 2, due to possible listeria contamination.
Rhode Island provides free personalized health insurance counseling to Medicare beneficiaries.
But Kai Bar, Fat Belly, Panera Bread and Gregg's were among the eateries with no violations. Rocky Hill School also had a clean inspection.
HIgh bacteria levels prompted officials to make the recommendation to close the beach earlier this week.
Goddard Park on Friday afternoon
Saint Elizabeth Community Celebrates the Opening of THE GREEN HOUSE® Homes in East Greenwich with a ribbon-cutting Friday.
Parks & Rec will offer classes for $100.
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Sponsorships start at $300 and go up to $5,000 for the charity event, and more sponsors are needed.
Residents are relatively healthy — weight-wise, anyway — well below the national obesity average. Find out which states are fattest.
There is an unusually high number of cases being reported to the state veterinarian, according to state officials.
As kids go back to school, something worse than homework and detention awaits many of them.