Behavioral health clinics remain open for those struggling with addiction
EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) - Those struggling with substance abuse could be hit the hardest by self-quarantining. Many in recovery often depend on therapy or group…
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Providence restaurant keeps customers and employees happy amid coronavirus
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — Restaurants across the country are feeling the effects of COVID-19, and in Rhode Island, it’s take-out only. Los Andes Restaurant in Providence…
Having trouble getting a COVID-19 test? Here's why.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) -- A Fall River mother of three -- who wishes to be known simply as Marie -- says her symptoms, including fatigue and trouble breathing,…
Schools, families prepare for at least two weeks of distance learning
PROVIDENCE, R.I (WLNE) - Governor Gina Raimondo announced an extended school closure Wednesday, shuttering public schools in Rhode Island until at least April 3. This week, leading up to the…
Governor submits economic injury disaster declaration for businesses effected by COVID-19
PROVIDENCE, R.I (WLNE) - On Monday, Governor Gina Raimondo submitted an economic injury disaster declaration to the federal Small Businesses Association (SBA) to help local…
RIIL Cancels Remainder of Winter Sports Season, Delays Spring Sports By One Week
Rhode Island Interscholastic League Press Release WARWICK, R.I. (March 13, 2020) – As a result of today’s joint announcement by…
Cranston couple considering postponing wedding due to coronavirus
With the number of new cases of the coronavirus spiking to 14 in Rhode Island on Friday, brides and grooms-to-be are understandably nervous with their big day approaching.…
Two children test positive for coronavirus in Westerly
WESTERLY, R.I (WLNE) - Two of the nine latest cases of Coronavirus in Rhode Island came from children in the town of Westerly, according to Chief of Police and…
Students concerned how remote learning will impact hands-on classes
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) - Coronavirus concerns hit more colleges Wednesday as the UMass network and the University of Rhode Island also announced they'll be moving to virtual learning until at least April. Some students are now worried about what this…
Raimondo asks residents to avoid large events, offers guidelines to contain coronavirus
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) - Governor Gina Raimondo announced new guidelines on Wednesday that she wants all Rhode Islanders to follow to stop the spread…
Families struggle with nursing homes restrictions
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE): It's been days since many have seen their loved ones after the Department of Health instructed nursing homes to take precautions to protect the elderly. Some at…
New England colleges switch to remote learning to keep COVID-19 from spreading
Colleges across the nation are now pro-actively taking precautions against the novel coronavirus and asking students not to come back to campus after spring break, or to leave altogether. [field59_video account="WLNE" key="b3b8f88c67c8c5415e1bcffcd70275fe8832c5da" vtitle="New England colleges switch to remote learning to…
Coronavirus takes a toll on student athletics
NORTH SMITHFIELD, R.I. (WLNE) -- After temporarily closing for a cluster of Covid-19 cases, St. Raphael Academy is now voluntarily withdrawing from athletic events, like the Boys Division II…
2020 U.S. Census is about to begin
CENTRAL FALLS, R.I. (WLNE) -- The 2020 US Census is just days away, and a great deal is on the line. The population count determines how much funding is allocated…
RI business owner worried about family in Italy amid coronavirus
The novel coronavirus known as covid-19 is having massive global impacts and some families in Rhode Island are concerned for loved ones living in some…
Classical, Woonsocket Advance To Girls Hoops Division Finals
It was a night of division semifinals for high school girls hoops in Rhode Island. In Division II, Classical takes care of West Warwick, 55-28. The Purple will face top-seeded Scituate on…
Report on RI Vets Home calls for more staffing, cutting budget elsewhere
By: Brittany Comak Email: bcomak@abc6.com Twitter: @BComakABC6 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) - A report on the Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol issued Thursday called for increased staffing to reduce exorbitant overtime costs, and cutting the home's more than $1 million…
Lawmakers try to cap insulin prices with new bill
RHODE ISLAND (WLNE) - In the last decade, insulin prices have skyrocketed. In some cases, the cost of insulin has tripled. State lawmakers are trying to protect diabetic patients from those exorbitant prices. House Speaker Pro Tempore Brian Kennedy (D -…
Pick of the Litter: Puppies!
Our weekly pet segment with the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. This week features three of six puppies available for adoption! You can apply at www.rispca.com
Shots fired in North Kingstown near shopping center, 2 cars involved
The North Kingstown Police department requested the assistance of State Troopers and a K-9 after they believe shots were fired in the area of Frenchtown Road in North Kingstown according to State Poli
RI members of Congress respond to SOTU
In a speech that touted a strong economy, an increase in jobs, and a promise to protect pre-existing conditions and lower prescription drug costs, President Trump spoke to an intensely divided Congres
AG says evidence not strong enough to convict man in 1988 murder of Christine Cole
The Rhode Island Attorney General's Office says the defense attorney for the man charged in the death of Christine Cole in 1988 has filed a motion to dismiss the case.
Despite R.I. state law, many towns and cities are overcharging for concealed carry permit
COVENTRY, R.I. (WLNE): Under Rhode island state law, it is $40 to apply for a concealed carry weapon permit. However, many towns and cities have fees costing up to $250. Scott Copley, a Coventry resid
Memory Café for those living with Dementia
At 93-years-old Jack Indeck of Providence has some amazing memories but he admits most of them are fading.
