Any appointments already scheduled for this week will be honored at the new location.
The new data brings the total number of coronavirus cases statewide to 85,602 and the total number of deaths to 1,742.
Governor Gina Raimondo announced at the weekly coronavirus update on Friday that asymptomatic testing in schools will be increased.
Atria Lincoln Place has announced that 16 residents and 6 employees in the memory-care unit have tested positive for coronavirus.
Public health officials are advising Americans to stay home on Thanksgiving. If you can't, here are a few tips to enjoy the holiday safely.
The last of three new Rhode Island coronavirus testing sites opened in Smithfield on Monday.
The toxins that cause illness are no longer present in the water.
No cyanotoxins were found in the water.
The RI Department of Health is telling people to avoid contact with the water and to keep pets away.
Smithfield began making lunch and breakfast available at the Old County School for those 18 years and younger starting on Tuesday.
The company will add approximately 500 jobs at its Smithfield facility to produce the respirators for the national stockpile.
Smithfield officials announce town offices will be closed along with state's directive to close schools for one week.
Smithfield St. Patrick's Day/St. Joseph's Day Party, Family Day have been canceled.
While the campus will remain open, the Smithfield school will shut down classrooms until at least March 26.
The department was given a citation from Governor Gina Raimondo along with a $5,000 grant that will be used for prevention efforts.
It's going to be in the 50s Tuesday, so there is no excuse to start 2019 out the right way.
According to RIDOH, recent consecutive surveys and samples confirmed the absence of blue-green algae and cyanotoxin.
Free pizza from DePetrillo's Pizza & Bakery will be provided to anyone who donates blood.
The advisory warning means the pond is not closed, but the RIDOH wants people to be aware of the algae.
Blue-green algae blooms have been detected in the reservoir and are toxic to people and pets.
None of the overdoses was fatal, but experts agree fentanyl is behind the state's opioid crisis.
The blue-green algae can make pets and people sick.
The state health department and the Department of Environmental Management are urging the public to steer clear of the Slack Reservoir.
The story referenced a pending change in the state law that would make it legal for children to bring sun screen to school.
Breana Indeglia, of Smithfield, was one of the students who got hands-on clinical experience at the local adult day care facility.
Residents are relatively healthy — weight-wise, anyway — well below the national obesity average. Find out which states are fattest.
There is an unusually high number of cases being reported to the state veterinarian, according to state officials.
As kids go back to school, something worse than homework and detention awaits many of them.
The newly-formed task force plans to develop an action plan to tackle the state's opioid addiction epidemic by November.
State officials are concerned about the outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, which has been found in 21 states.
The “Ride the Rhode” ride supports Rhode Islanders with MS and research efforts to find a cure.
The health department said HIV cases increased by 33 percent and the situation is now an epidemic.
Cumberland Public Library 1464 Diamond Hill Road Cumberland, RI 02864 Wednesday, June 10, 2015 6-8PM
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Rhode Island has the second-most competitive market and high malpractice payouts, according to the report.
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Symptoms of the virus include fever and muscle aches.
How does the state's poor ranking of 47th in overall highway performance affect Smithfield?
Most of U.S. children’s sodium intake comes from popular foods like pizza, bread, cold cuts and chicken nuggets, a CDC report reveals.
Thirteen percent of Rhode Islanders smoke marijuana monthly—the highest rate in the country.