As June comes to an end, the country is preparing to celebrate the Fourth of July, and many towns in Rhode Island are preparing special fireworks shows, parades, concerts and more to celebrate the holiday. From the historic month-long celebration in …
According to the Office of the State Fire Marshall and the Rhode Island General Laws, only “ground and hand-held sparkling devices” are legal for use by those 16 and older. The general public is not allowed to sell, use or possess display or aerial …
Firework schedule – * keep checking back as we add and modify due to weather, etc: Where to watch fireworks in RI and nearby Attleboro July 3rd – 9pm – Hayward Field – Laser Show & Fireworks Bellingham July 4th – 6pm – Bellingham High School – concert …
With the Fourth of July weekend just around the corner, Rhode Island’s beautiful state beaches are gearing up for a wave of visitors. The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is reminding beachgoers to grab their 2025 state beach …
by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Showers roll through overnight into the early morning, and then a short break before the steadier rain comes through with a slowing cold front. Partly to mostly cloudy with gusty southwesterly winds driving hot and humid air …
Nestled alongside the Blackstone River in Pawtucket, RI, in a historic National Heritage Corridor that celebrates America’s transition from farming to industrialization, is the former Carol Cable Mill, one of many manufacturing mills that used to dot the …
WESTERLY – The Washington Trust Co. has been recognized as Rhode Island’s Best-In-State Bank for 2025 by Forbes, the bank announced on June 24. This marks the seventh consecutive year the bank has appeared on the list, and the third consecutive year that …
June 30, 2025 (St. Paul, MN) — Johnson Brothers is pleased to announce the promotion of Jason Lemansky to General Manager of its Rhode Island operations. With nearly 30 years of beverage alcohol industry experience, Lemansky assumes this role following the …
Rhode Island Takes a Stand on Insurance Questions Starting January 1, 2026, Rhode Islanders will no longer have to worry about paying extra for simply asking their auto insurance provider a question. Sounds surprising, right? But until now, insurers in the …
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