Iglesia Pentecostes on Plainfield St. is now offering rapid tests on Saturdays from 12 p.m. until 3 p.m.
Daren Post, 56, was sentenced at a Jan. 5 hearing after being found guilty of one count of unlawful breaking and entering.
New federal government data shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in the Johnston area.
The incident took place late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
The incident took place on Putnam Pike early Tuesday morning.
Such a close conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn hasn't occurred since 1623. The Ursid meteor shower peak coincides with the winter solstice.
A free coronavirus testing site has opened in the Johnston High School parking lot.
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation is scheduled to close part of Greenville Ave. for three consecutive nights.
The loans went to 660 companies and helped protect 5,812 jobs in Johnston.
The bipartisan bill would better support the mental health needs of returning service members.
Starbucks will offer free coffee for all front-line workers through the end of 2020.
Here are the deadlines in Johnston to send holiday packages in time for delivery by Christmas Day, Friday, Dec. 25.
Small Business Saturday, on Nov. 28 this year, helps local businesses in Johnston overcome pandemic hardships.
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.
Social Security's free online application makes getting a replacement card easier than ever.
Johnston's unofficial results from the November 3 election are in.
Get out and pick out that pumpkin this fall season and enjoy the many fall attractions
Tri-County Community Action shares in $1 million in grants from the COVID-19 Response Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation.
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Police said making sure to lock your car each night is the best way to deter having items - including your vehicle - stolen.
Police said Christina Aguiar was last seen in Fall River on Aug. 6.
AG's Office says SMM New England Corporation has agreed to install equipment to control emissions, pay $875,000 fine.
Johnston police said a teen that was reported missing on Hopkins Avenue Saturday night was located.
Johnston police on Tuesday canceled the arrest warrant after they said the victim was unwilling to assist investigators.
Johnston Police later rescinded the arrest warrant for the suspect.
Police said they are looking to identify these two people in connection with a series of overnight larcenies and attempted larcenies.
Closures that were announced to begin on Monday will now begin on Wednesday night.
The closure will take place on Route 5 near the I-295 overpass starting July 20.
Many industries are taking the holiday the day before the holiday, since it falls on a Saturday.
The Rhode Island Department of Transportaton said vehicles exceeding the 3-ton weight limit were routinely traveling over the bridge.
Gov. Gina Raimondo said delays in immunizations have hit "potential public health crisis" levels during the coronavirus health emergency.
Three officers were honored in a ceremony with Mayor Joseph Polisena this week.
Chief Richard Tamburini, who is believed to be the state's longest-tenured police chief at 25 years, will retire effecive Aug. 31.
Two-Time Wheaton College Male Athlete of the Year was hitting .406 when this spring's season was cut short due to the coronavirus.
The Johnston Police Department sold autism awareness patches in April.
National Grid will conduct inspections in Cranston, Johnston, North Smithfield, Smithfield, Warwick and West Warwick starting Friday.
“Floyd gave absolutely no compassion to Jason and Amy that night in June,” said Jason’s sister, Kellie Burgeson-Surdis.
The shift southbound on the Greenville Avenue Bridge is expected to stay in effect through the fall.
Johnston police are looking to identify this man sought in connection with the theft of frames at Optx RI on Hartford Avenue on Friday.
Leonard Marino, 51, of Johnston, pleaded guilty to tax evasion of more than $1 million on Whole Foods, strip clubs and drugs.