The USAF Thunderbirds will not be headlining the air show after all.
Two more trains have been added by the state Department of Transportation to offer visitors an alternative to sitting in a traffic jam.
USAF Thunderbirds still on the schedule but a jet crash on Thursday has the demonstration team standing down for the time being.
Forget about detours on Route 1A in Wickford Village after this Saturday as the bridge opens more than three weeks ahead of schedule.
Lots of Patch readers submitted their yard sales for this weekend's roundup.
Stephen M. Battey is one step closer to the Priesthood.
Crews continue chipping away at the bridge as part of a major reconstruction project.
Recommendations for hiring a lawn care maintenance service this Spring.
Joanne Fitts died early Sunday morning after a battle with cancer.
Tour the pollinator friendly gardens and learn about how the town's Senior Center is a native plant and pollinator-friendly spot.
Outages and downed trees could occur through Thursday night as a High Wind Warning is in effect until 9 p.m.
"Contrary to the opinion of some, TIFs and RDAs are not evil. They are merely a means to municipal revitalization.:
The woman said she's going to use the money to "take care of some things."
Sunday marked the first day of spring, and one last storm-related parking ban for North Kingstown.
The bridge will be closed through June when it is reopened for the busy summer months before closing again in September.
A North Kingstown High School senior inspired by "Humans of New York" is compiling a book with portraits of and stories from locals.
A teacher who says WiFi signals cause migranes and other health problems allegedly unplugged a router and refused to give the PARCC test.
Ban began at midnight and will stay in place through Monday.
Snow is in the forecast and Friday morning's commute could be nasty.
It depends on where you live, but most saw 10 or more inches.
No matter how much snow we get, plow crews will be out in North Kingstown on Saturday.
The estimated jackpot is more than $700 million and will likely increase before Saturday.
Plus, police are searching for two sex offenders who haven't been seen in months, and 10 are charged in DUI crackdown.
Plus, a local gym suddenly shuts down before being ordered to reopen, and Rhode Island's unseasonable warmth breaks records.
A group of employees at Ocean State Job Lot's corporate office in North Kingstown ditched the razor in November to help St. Jude's.
Plus, arson at an assisted living facility, and Rhode Islanders aren't the most charitable in the world.
Plus, a youth coach who traded child porn is sentenced, dolphins swim the Providence River, and a NH alleged shooter is caught in RI
"Acting sentimental is not always practical and preservation is never cheap," writes Palmer Beebe.
Plus, students question the validity of a holiday celebrating Christopher Columbus, and there's still time for some Black Friday deals.
What we choose to buy and how we choose to shop, has an impact.
Plus, some RI legislators want to turn away Syrian refugees while others remember the shame in the US doing the same to Jews in WW-II.
"The inference that neglect has brought this about is nonsensical," writes Palmer Bebe.
Plus, a young girl has a violent outburst against police, and police seek a missing sex offender.
The annual Scouting for Food Drive is the biggest in New England and this year, the Boy Scouts collected even more than last year.
In October, more than 48,000 North Kingstown residents read North Kingstown Patch.
The bay and its watersheds have gotten healthier, although the report shows there is still much work to be done.
Plus, the family of an autistic man wants an explanation why he wasn't paid for a year, and find out the best - and worst - hospitals in RI.
The man, who asked to remain anonymous, matched four numbers and the PowerBall from the Oct. 10 drawing.
Plus, an autistic man worked for more than a year without pay and his family wants answers, and get an update on former URI star Lamar Odom.
South County Community Action Agency announced the relocation of the LiHEAP program to 415 Tower Hill Road.