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  • 1 week ago | turnto10.com | Brian Crandall

    Providence Mayor Brett Smiley speaks at a news conference to launch the city's new PVD311 service, Tuesday, March 11, 2025. (WJAR)

  • 1 week ago | turnto10.com | Brian Crandall

    The guardians of an autistic, non-verbal woman who was missing for four days in Cranston last month filed a negligence lawsuit against her service provider Friday. Linda DaLomba was found in the back of a vehicle days after walking away from the car that police say her caretaker left her in while she was inside a nail salon.

  • 2 weeks ago | turnto10.com | Brian Crandall

    A doctor is disciplined by Rhode Island health authorities for having an inappropriate relationship, and it’s not the first time. The state Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline issued a reprimand to Dr. Brian Kwetkowski, and he must pay a $1000 fine and $1100 in fees, according to a consent order he signed in late March.

  • 2 weeks ago | turnto10.com | Brian Crandall

    A decision from Hasbro on whether it will move its headquarters out of Rhode Island is now expected this summer, the Pawtucket-based toymaker told NBC 10 Thursday. “Earlier today, we shared with our employees that we’re making progress on determining our HQ, with clarity expected by this summer,” Hasbro spokesperson Abby Hodes wrote to NBC 10. Word came out last year that Hasbro was eyeing a move out of its long-time Pawtucket home to Boston’s Seaport District.

  • 2 weeks ago | turnto10.com | Brian Crandall

    (WJAR) — Providence Police arrested four men believed to be part of a Venezuelan gang in a significant shoplifting bust. The suspects were arrested near the Providence Place Mall Monday afternoon with what investigators believe to be close to $10,000 in stolen merchandise in their car, Providence Police Commander Timothy O’Hara told NBC10. Police believe the suspects are connected to a theft ring that’s been operating in the northeast. File image of a Providence police cruiser.

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Brian Crandall
Brian Crandall @nbc10_brian
10 Apr 25

New timeline from Hasbro on decision whether to move HQ out of Pawtucket and/or out of Rhode Island: "Earlier today, we shared with our employees that we’re making progress on determining our HQ, with clarity expected by this summer." https://t.co/Yc2E2DOWci

Brian Crandall
Brian Crandall @nbc10_brian
4 Apr 25

RI federal judge John McConnell finds FEMA violated his previous order halting the Trump administration funding freeze and orders FEMA to comply. Background here ⬇️ https://t.co/Z1xKglQoHp

Brian Crandall
Brian Crandall @nbc10_brian
3 Apr 25

Federal judge in Rhode Island to grant temporary restraining order on Trump administration health funding cuts, following lawsuit filed by ⁦@AGNeronha⁩ and 23 other states Tuesday. HHS pulled $11 billion in funding nationwide ($31 million from RI). https://t.co/0G8JurklMl