Despite the foggy conditions on Thursday, the club practiced for the first time on the field at their new stadium at Tidewater Landing in Pawtucket.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. ( WPRI) — Rhode Island residents have seen a surge in EBT card fraud over the past week, with about $500,000 stolen from cards in the Providence, Cranston and Pawtucket areas.

Centreville Bank President, CEO and Chairman of the Board Harold Horvat said having the two sites so close to each other highlights the “growing collaboration between the two or

The Rhode Island Football Club hosted a job fair at its headquarters Monday, offering upwards of 400 new jobs to the city of Pawtucket. “From the team’s standpoint, the ownership’s standpoint, that’s been one of those things we talk about a lot.

(WJAR0 — Individual game tickets for the defending USL Eastern Conference Champions go on sale Thursday. The team is starting their second season as an organization, and their first season playing at the Stadium at Tidewater Landing in Pawtucket. This week the team started practicing on the field. The first game at the stadium would be on May 3rd.

A woman from Rhode Island won $1 million playing the lottery in Massachusetts. Lauren Lasso of Pawtucket, Rhode Island won $1 million playing “ Diamond Deluxe .” The $30 game was released Sept. 10, 2024. It still has six $1 million prizes and two $15 million grand prizes remaining to be claimed as of Feb. 28.

Hasbro is expected to decide by the end of the month whether to stay in Rhode Island or leave for Boston's Seaport District.

A Rhode Island College employee, Dean Faiola, was charged with video voyeurism following a report of a hidden camera in a restroom at the college's dining hall. Campus police searched all public restrooms on campus but did not find any cameras, a RIC spokesman said.

Rhode Island State Police arrested four individuals Tuesday on charges ranging from larceny to being fugitives from justice. At 10:03 a.m., troopers arrested Lilliam Rivas, 44, of 209 Columbia Road, Apartment #1,

A decision is expected soon about whether Rhode Island-based toymaker Hasbro will relocate to Boston's waterfront.

Filter sits down for an extensive interview with the co-director of the nation's first state-sanctioned OPC, which just began operations.

There is no horse racing in Rhode Island, but pari-mutuel wagering has been legal since 1934. Narragansett Park, in Pawtucket, was the home of thoroughbred racing until it closed in 1978.