What To Expect In Phase 2 Of Rhode Island's Reopening Plan

Phase two of reopening in Rhode Island will officially begin Monday, Gov. Gina Raimondo announced Friday. This new phase will mark a big change in the state, with gathering limits raised to 15 people, the return of indoor dining at restaurants, hair salons reopening and more.

The governor cautioned residents that this will not be a full return to normal, and that it's now more important than ever to follow mask-wearing and social distancing rules.

"It's going to be different. Take the weekend to realize internalize that," she said. "I am asking you to go along with the rules for another month so we can get to phase three."

Phase two is expected to last approximately one month, before phase three begins in July. Here's what to expect.

Rhode Island To Enter Phase 2 Of Reopening June 1

Gov. Gina Raimondo confirmed that the state will enter phase two of reopening after the weekend.

Reopening RI: Indoor Dining Regulations In Phase 2

Restaurants will be allowed to offer limited indoor dining in Rhode Island starting June 1.

Reopening RI: Regulations Announced For Gyms In Phase 2

Gyms attendees will be asked to make a reservation and wear a face masks. Locker rooms will be closed during this phase.

Twin River Casino Slated To Reopen In Early June

The casino is expected to reopen on June 8 or 25, Gov. Gina Raimondo said.

CVS To Open 10 More Drive-Thru Coronavirus Test Sites In RI

The self-tests will be conducted at the pharmacy drive-thru window. Appointments are required.

Rhode Island Announces Regulations For 2020 Summer Camps

"We want parents to have confidence that if a camp is open it is safe to send your children," Gov. Gina Raimondo said.