The fire broke out overnight Friday at a home on Petteys Avenue, WPRI reported.
Richard Sostre, 36, pleaded to fatally stabbing his mother's neighbor, William Rodriguez, 52, in 2017, at a multi-family home in Providence.
More than 1 million firearms were reported stolen by private citizens between 2017 and 2021, according to an ATF report.
Altgracia Adames illegally removed a patient's molar and drilled several teeth, giving a woman a serious oral infection, prosecutors say.
Prosecutors say Saron Vongsavang, sexually assaulted a child under 14 several times in Pawtucket between June 23, 2022, and Sept. 2, 2022.
After shooting and killing Sherbert Maddox, 40, Nathan Cooper, 54, wrapped her body in saran wrap and towels and hid her in the fridge.
Jaquontee Reels Felder, 28, was convicted after stabbing Stephen Cabral, 28, in a Walgreens parking lot on Atwells Avenue in Providence.
Prosecutors prove William Gilbert, 43, of Providence, sexually assaulted a woman in his car near India Point Park at gunpoint in 2018.
Prosecutors say Keven Restrepo was caught on a wire tap talking about supplying fentanyl to a dealer and teaching him how to "cut" drugs.
Hector Ramirez, 38, was convicted after prosecutors proved he sexually assaulted a woman at the Motel 6 in Warwick.
State prosecutors said Luis Lorenzo, 40, of Providence, sexually assaulted his victim several times between April 2017 and December 2018.
Prosecutors said Juan Pizarro gave marijuana and fentanyl pills to two teen girls at the Motel 6 in Warwick. One of them overdosed and died.
Henry Arnaut, 27, of Providence was also caught with 100 fentanyl pills, more than $1,100 in cash and ammunition, prosecutors said.
Luis Roman, 32, admitted he shot an AR-15-style ghost gun at a Providence police officer who was responding to a domestic violence call.
In Rhode Island, nine police killings were reported from 2013 to 2022.
Malcom Baptista was convicted for his role in a group sexual assault on a teen girl. Prosecutors said the assault was recorded on video.
John Bldayac, 31, admits he shot a 32-year-old man after the victim got into an argument with Bldayac's brother on a basketball court.
The charges against Victor St. Hill stemmed from a 2019 Rhode Island State Police wiretap investigation called "Operation Heat."
Rhode Island State Police said the driver, Kyrell Clark, 31, tried running away from a traffic stop before getting caught with guns.
The FBI conducted an estimated 2,059 background checks related to firearm sales in Rhode Island in January 2023.
Pofinima Gweama, 33, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder after shooting and killing David Long, 30, in downtown Providence in 2018.
Sadae Mills agreed to receive payments that she knew had been fraudulently obtained from women through internet and app-based romance scams.
Isamael Colon Pena, 19, admitted he punched a U.S. Postal worker after a brief interaction on a narrow South Providence street.
Chandanoeuth Hay, 33, and Jaythan Hang, 24, were found guilty of murdering David Page, 57, in a drive-by shooting.
The driver was ejected and the vehicle caught fire, reports said.
Ramon Figueroa, 13, was last seen in Providence on Jan. 7, and authorities say he may be in the Cranston area.
All four lead violations involved at least one child getting lead poisoning, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha said.
Gun sales surged in 2020 and have declined each year since.
The woman and co-conspirators banked $2.5 million from people who believed they had formed genuine online relationships with the scammers.
Isha-Lee Savage, 24, was the second person this month to admit to participating in a bank fraud conspiracy run by Richard Kobi, 27.
Prosecutors: Savonnah Briggs accessed customers' information and check images and then provided screenshots to the leader of the conspiracy.
The average time-to-crime for a firearm recovered by law enforcement in Rhode Island is the 18th shortest among states.
Rhode Island State Police charged three people with assault on Monday night into Tuesday morning.
Michael Medeiros, 48, was also charged with kidnapping because he forced a child into a bathroom stall before exposing himself, police said.
Tyrone Robinson, 22, was convicted after shooting Providence Officer Matthew McGloin outside a laundromat in 2019.
Of all guns traced in Rhode Island, 6.6% came from Massachusetts, the largest out-of-state source.
The ATF traced a total of 666 firearms in Rhode Island in 2021.
Louis D. Coleman, 36, was sentenced to life in prison in October for kidnapping resulting in the death of 22-year-old Jassy Correia.
Rhode Island is one of 15 states in which the rise in firearm tracings exceeded the national average.
Prosecutors said Mackenzy Scott, 26, began stealing COVID-19 unemployment benefits about four months after getting out of prison.