Police said officers will be out in force for St. Patrick's Day Tuesday looking for more drunk drivers.
Police said Michael Higgins, 25, of East Providence, was pulled out of his truck by a neighbor who heard a crash and saw him in a pond.
The contract is expected to save the town 12.9 million through 2019.
A massive fire erupted at Westgate Condominiums Wednesday morning near the East Greenwich and Warwick line.
A cafeteria worker noticed green dust on some coins and police said the mother blamed it on her ex-boyfriend's marijuana growing activities.
“We wanted to take a minute and thank all of our patrons, friends, family, and community for your support in this difficult time.”
The fire broke out early Thursday morning.
Katherine Russell could soon be facing charges of failing to report an impending crime.
Plus: A Warwick woman is charged with slapping another woman, a dispute brewed over snow plowing and police make several domestic arrests.
The following arrest and incident reports were provided by North Kingstown police. They do not indicate a conviction.
Michael A. Slonski of Johnston is now facing charges of felony shoplifting and habitual shoplifting.
A North Kingstown woman was arrested for allegedly procuring alcohol for minors at a party that sent one teen to the hospital.
North Kingstown School Committee Chairman Larry Ceresi was arrested by Lincoln Police twice in recent weeks.
Police said the man was driving west in the east lanes on Route 403 last night.
After a local elderly victim was scammed out of more than $2,000, North Kingstown Police are alerting residents of the scam.
Police said Shane Signorino crashed on Ten Rod Road at around 7 p.m.
The North Kingstown firefighters' union said that the ruling was "not unexpected."
An earlier Superior Court decision that sided with firefighters fighting a switch from four to three platoons has been overturned.
The crash happened at around 2:30 a.m.
Police said a 49-year-old West Warwick woman is facing a felony charge after doctoring a prescription for narcotics.
A roundup of some of the top stories on North Kingstown Patch so far this week.
The following arrest and incidents were reported by North Kingstown Police. They do not indicate a conviction.
A family pet also made it out safely.
Police said Michael Watts and Andrew Feinstein of North Kingstown were taken into custody on Saturday.
A North Kingstown house could be seized if the owner of a Mass. compounding pharmacy linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak is convicted.
A local judge has ruled that Constitutional issues being raised are outside the scope of the Municipal Court.
The suspect did not show a weapon during the robbery and fled in a dark colored Jeep Cherokee.
A family of three was lucky to escape uninjured when a sheet of ice flew off a SUV and crashed through their windshield.
Jeffrey Golding, 41, was a correctional officer.
Police say the suspect used a fake ID to withdraw money from a victim's account.
The dogs, deemed vicious in October, could be euthanized depending on the outcome of a Dec. 3 hearing.
Donations can be dropped off at the North Kingstown Police Department at 8166 Post Road.
Police say Joseph Migneault of North Kingstown tried to molest a 9-year-old girl at his house and are looking for other potential victims.
The fire broke out before 1 a.m.
The public is asked to help police identify him.
Investigators got a tip that that Terrence Dudley was in Ohio thanks to the state's Most Wanted system.
Rep. Robert E. Craven plans to prefile legislation that would make the recent threats against schools in Rhode Island a felony.
Ronald Wright, of North Kingstown, is being held without bail.
Police said the suspect passed fake $20 bills at Walmart.
The woman believed she had won $2.5 million from Publisher's Clearing House.