Plus, an alert cop catches a man who failed to register as a sex offender and a police chase ends in an arrest.
"Why is the media Hell-bent on over killing the past?" asks Cranston Democratic City Committee Chairman Michael J. Sepe
The flight was unmanned.
Plus, a pedestrian was killed in an accident and a Barrington man admitted to million-dollar fraud.
Friends of Homeless Animals is hosting a holiday bazaar 11/8 10am-3pm at East Smithfield Neighborhood Center, 7 Esmond St, Smithfield, RI.
Ashoka Mukpo is from Providence.
If the weather cooperates, Smithfield is in for quite a show.
Plus, an 80-year-old woman is charged with hitting a man with a baseball bat and a dog bites Coventry students.
A flash flood watch was issued for much of Rhode Island, including Smithfield, on Thursday afternoon and evening.
Up to 2 inches of rain is expected.
The state's high unemployment rate (7.7 percent) was a key factor.
Plus, the casino debate continues in Newport and a Little Compton man flips his truck.
It will be sunny all weekend—except for a possible shower one night.
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The storms will coincide with an astronomical high tide Wednesday morning, which could cause coastal flooding.
Rhode Island lawmakers have recently worked to improve conditions for those with disabilities, however.
The child was from Cumberland.
The annual event will take place rain or shine on Saturday, Sept. 27.
A national survey said the Ocean State has a bad work environment and lack of recreation opportunities.
The organization donates money and time to Rhode Islanders in need. In 2013, they helped 120,000 people and gave $890,000 in direct aid.
Newporter and magician Mat Franco was simply magical.
Plus: Eagle Scouts are honored.
Scouts from across Rhode Island were honored at this year's event to recognize scouts who've obtained the Eagle Scout award this year.
Plus: Newporter and Magician Mat Franco appears on America's Got Talent, EG Animal Protection League launches capital campaign and more.
The Rhode Island Foundation is accepting grant applications from nonprofits to serve the black community until Sept. 15.
Enjoy your holiday Monday!
Plus: East Greenwich is rolling out Chromebooks to all high school students as part of a 1-to-1 technology initiative.
Hawaii was No. 1 on a report compiled by WalletHub.
Plus: Escobar's Corn MAiZE opens in Portsmouth, the East Greenwich Art Festival is this weekend and more things to do.
It will be colder than normal, too.
Plus, the Rhode Island Little League coach's speech continues to connect with people.
Here’s what you need to know to start posting on Patch again.
Plus, a 1.4-acre shellfish farm is proposed in Island Park Cove and a Newport woman walks to raise money for Alzheimer's awareness.
The average price was 21 cents higher this time last year.
The area should see 1-2 inches of rainfall from an “unusually strong" weather system.
Say hello to the new, mobile-friendly Patch.com.
The Perseid Meteor Shower can also be seen this weekend.
Providence topped a list compiled by Law Street.
Cumberland Public Library 1464 Diamond Hill Road August 8, 2014 1:30 PM