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Two Little Fish on Misquamicut Beach to close
WESTERLY, R.I. (WLNE) — A well-known Rhode Island seafood restaurant will be closing its doors after 27 years. Two Little Fish on Misquamicut Beach announced on Facebook that the building is on the market, and several prospective buyers have told the owners they are “not in the plans.”
Massachusetts man scores $4million lottery prize while stopping to pick up birthday gift for friend
Robert J. Ostrye Jr went out to buy his friend a birthday gift but decided to also purchase a $10 lottery ticket for himself, the Massachusetts man then found out he'd won the $4million top prize
North Smithfield man arrested by Lincoln police for DUI, possession of loaded handgun
LINCOLN – A North Smithfield man who reportedly attracted the attention of Lincoln police with the heavily tinted windows on his pickup truck – and by doing a, “burnout,” in the middle of a roadway – was arrested on Saturday for driving under the influence and carrying a firearm while impaired.
Providence's reparation program awards $1.5M in grants. Here's who is getting the money.
PROVIDENCE − The United Way has awarded $1.5 million across 15 organizations from a pot of reparations money allocated by the City of Providence from federal stimulus funds. All but one of the 15 groups picked (122 applied) by the United Way, which is administering the funds, will receive the maximum amount of...
Join Providence Drum Troupe for a free performance at Greater Kennedy Plaza
This morning on The Rhode Show we welcomed David Lee Black and Aimee Fontaine from the Providence Drum Troupe. They discussed the free performances they have coming up in Providence. Join the fun and learn more, here. Rhode Show Content Disclaimer: The information, advice, and answers displayed in The Rhode...
DIY wooden flowers arrangements latest trend
EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (THE RHODE SHOW) – From signs to boards and everything in between, D-I-Y or “do it yourself” parties continue to gain popularity as a fun activity for all ages. Heather Sauerbrey of Reclaimed and Refined Signs joined Melissa Sardelli to explain this latest trends.
Fall River woman suffers 9 broken ribs and a broken collarbone after collision with vehicle
Family has issued an update concerning the victim of a pedestrian collision on Monday. According to Deputy Chief Barden Castro, Uniform Division Officers responded to the area of 82 Hartwell Street just after 7:45 p.m. due to reports of a woman lying in the roadway. Upon arrival, officers learned that...
Providence scrapyard resumes operations after fire
Rhode Island Recycled Metals in Providence has resumed operations. A spokesman confirmed that the scrapyard reopened Monday. The waterfront scrapyard was shut down after a fire last month. It's been the scene of multiple fires in recent years. A judge ruled last week that the business could reopen as long...
Long emergency room waits may lead patients to seek help for substance use disorder, research finds
Long wait times in the emergency room often draw frustration from patients. But more time spent waiting to be seen in a hospital emergency department could encourage people with substance use disorder to seek treatment, according to a study published in the July issue of the Rhode Island Medical Journal. With every extra hour spent […]
Fall River Senior Dog Hopes to Make You Fall in Love [WET NOSE WEDNESDAY]
Happy Wet Nose Wednesday! Let's talk animals. If you are considering a new pet, consider adoption. There are hundreds of animals on the SouthCoast waiting for a place to call home. Thanks to local shelters, these animals have a fighting chance. Each week, we give the spotlight to one animal,...
Lonsdale Avenue home on nuisance list now under renovation
CENTRAL FALLS – The city’s Nuisance Property Task Force recently discussed taxing a residential property located at 726 Lonsdale Ave., which was sold by former International Meat Market owners the Ferreira brothers to another resident. The home was also where a death by suicide took place before the...
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