A Plymouth jury convicted Jason M. Webb after an eight-and-a-half-hour deliberation. He remains free pending a November sentencing.

Nicholas Bennett, 19, died at Kent County Hospital after officers performed CPR on scene. Police say the public faces no threat.

Matthew Cavanagh remains on paid leave while facing a felony voyeurism charge tied to an October 12 incident.

A judge gave Stephanie Briggs 48 hours to prove she was hospitalized, or face up to 10 years in prison.

DK Juice Bar and Cafe opened on Westminster Street, blending smoothies with Caribbean plates and bagels.

Sarah Cornell left a note naming her minister before she died. A jury acquitted him anyway, and the mystery endures.

More than 20 gathered at Brown's Rockefeller Library, marching to Prospect Terrace to demand justice for two Black Mississippi victims.

Providence Water and other utilities get a federal boost to swap lead lines for free, as Rhode Island races a 2033 deadline.

A 31-year-old man was taken into custody at the Central Station parking lot.

More than 100 demonstrators joined GLO and LOCC on Brown's campus as wage and grievance disputes continued during contract talks.

A downed catenary near New Haven left Acela and Northeast Regional trains serving Providence and Westerly running hours behind schedule.

A child was airlifted to Boston Children's Hospital after a branch struck them in Norton Sunday. The child's condition remains unknown.

Casa Della Luce's fifth annual Mill Pond Plaza bash doubled as a food drive for Westerly families in need.