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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Providence News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Providence with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From policy developments to community updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Providence. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Providence News Today is built for listeners...
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Cranston Drive-By Shooting Under Investigation | Providence News 08.07.2026 0:54
Cranston Drive-By Shooting Under Investigation | Providence News
Shekarchi Ethics Probe Paused | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:26
The ethics probe into former Speaker Joe Shekarchi’s bid for the state supreme court has been paused indefinitely, with a Superior Court judge halting the investigation and freezing the ethics commission’s 180-day deadline. The case centers on whether Shekarchi violated the state’s “revolving door” law by transitioning from his legislative role to a judicial nomination. With a July 20 hearing loom...
Kevin Rodriguez Shines in ANW Qualifiers | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:20
Kevin Rodriguez from Cranston, Rhode Island, is dominating American Ninja Warrior—crushing qualifiers and earning his spot in the Eastern Regional Finals. After five years of relentless training at a ninja gym he discovered as a teen, he’s built mental toughness and physical grit, turning failure into fuel. While the physical competition is fierce, Rodriguez says the real battle is mental—handling...
Senator Warns: Wrong Team for Iran Talks | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:35
Senator Jack Reed is sounding the alarm on the U.S. diplomatic approach to Iran, arguing that the President’s team—made up of his son-in-law and a golfing buddy—lacks the real expertise needed to navigate Iran’s complex politics and nuclear ambitions. Reed warns that without seasoned professionals who understand Iran’s culture and weapons programs, any deal is unlikely to stick. He also cites Ukra...
Governor Defends Rhode Island's America 250 Celebrations | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:21
Rhode Island’s America 250 celebrations got a strong endorsement from Governor Dan McKee, who defended the state’s efforts on “Gene Off Script,” highlighting WaterFire and the Liberty Tree ceremonies as standout successes. He pushed back against any criticism, insisting the programming met expectations and closed the book on any negativity, focusing instead on the legacy of a well-executed commemo...
Tartan Army Leaves Generous Legacy | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:21
Scottish soccer fans, the Tartan Army, left a lasting impact during their U.S. trip—not just with chants and cheers, but by donating $15,000 to Massachusetts Child, helping struggling students. The windfall came from switching bus companies, which saved money—so they decided to give back to local kids. The Massachusetts Teachers Association called it a meaningful gesture, and the Providence Tartan...
Triple S BBQ Expands in Seekonk | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:34
Triple S Craft BBQ is leveling up in Seekonk, taking over the former Lemon & Oil Deli space with a brand-new dine-in spot open Thursday through Sunday, serving up their legendary smoked meats and even smoked cheesecake — while their original location stays focused on catering. From food truck to full restaurant, this expansion is a major milestone for a local favorite that’s built a loyal followin...
Fire Forces Dozen From Homes | Providence News 08.07.2026 0:48
Fire Forces Dozen From Homes | Providence News
Flock Cameras Spark Privacy Debate | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:31
Flock cameras—advanced license plate readers—are sparking a privacy firestorm as cities like Cleveland pull out of national data-sharing networks, revealing how little control residents have over their movement data. With hundreds already deployed across states like Rhode Island, the ACLU is sounding the alarm: this tech raises serious questions about surveillance, safety, and who should hold the...
PVD Tops U.S. Domestic Airports Again | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:31
Rhode Island’s PVD airport just claimed the top spot for best domestic U.S. airport for the second year in a row, thanks to its smooth operations, easy navigation, and stellar staff—proving that smaller can be better when it comes to travel. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level...
Tartan Army’s Generous Local Impact | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:05
The Scottish Tartan Army, famed for their World Cup fervor, turned their passion into purpose by donating $15,000 to Massachusetts Child, a local youth support initiative, after their Boston visit. Inspired by their use of school buses to get fans to the stadium, organizers saw a natural link to helping students in need. The gift will empower teachers with vital resources, while another donation w...
24-Year-Old Crashes Into Equis Lounge | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:07
At 4:15 AM, 24-year-old Libasse Gadiaga slammed his car into the Equis Lounge on Dyer Avenue after allegedly trying to make a dangerous left turn while intoxicated. Cops found him clearly impaired, and when he refused to take a breathalyzer test, that added another charge. The building took a beating but remained structurally sound. Gadiaga was arraigned Wednesday morning—facing DUI and refusal ch...
Grandson Pleads Guilty to Killing Grandmother | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:44
A 19-year-old in Northern Kentucky just received a life sentence for brutally murdering his 74-year-old grandmother—after recording the attack on her phone and even texting his mom beforehand. Prosecutors called it one of the most premeditated killings they’ve seen, while family begged for mercy, blaming drugs and mental instability. The judge sentenced him to life with parole after 20 years, ackn...
La Broa Brings Latino Stories to Your Neighborhood | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:45
Rhode Island Latino Arts is bringing “La Broa” to your neighborhood—literally. This powerful, outdoor play, rooted in real oral histories collected since 1991, tells the unforgettable stories of Providence’s Latino community, especially Dominican families who found home through Dona Fefa’s market. Now reimagined as “La Broa en tu barrio,” it’s free, accessible, and happening this summer across key...
Massive Boston Hospital Strike Rocks Healthcare | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:31
Four thousand nurses and hospital staff staged Boston’s largest nursing strike in Massachusetts history, demanding better pay, affordable health insurance, and safer staffing ratios to protect patient care. Emotional and frustrated, many walked out despite personal cost, citing unmet needs and rising burnout. The hospital scrambled to keep operations running with temp staff, but stalled negotiatio...
Hanley’s Final Hearing Under New Rules | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:25
Sergeant Joseph Hanley’s long legal saga reignites as his disciplinary hearing resumes — six years after he was accused of assaulting a suspect in cuffs, a case that’s already spun through two criminal trials, an appeal, and a controversial suspension decision. Now, under a newly revised Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights system, Hanley faces another hearing that could determine his future —...
Providence Targets Park Chaos | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:07
Providence is taking bold steps to restore peace at Roger Williams Park, with Mayor Brett Smiley and Police Chief Oscar Perez unveiling new crackdown measures targeting wild parties and illegal ATV riders. The city’s calling it a serious quality-of-life issue, aiming to make the park safe and enjoyable for all — especially families — by implementing a nighttime road closure to curb late-night chao...
Lovera VIP Club Faces City Hearing | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:19
Lovera VIP Club on Broad Street in Providence is about to face a city hearing — and the stakes couldn’t be higher for the controversial nightlife spot. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting. Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources...
Trump Calls Iran Dirty Players | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:32
Trump shocks the NATO summit by declaring a deal with Iran is nearly done, but tensions flare as Iran allegedly breaches a ceasefire by attacking commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz — prompting U.S. military strikes on over 80 Iranian targets. With Iran calling the U.S. “dirty players” and vowing to end “bullying,” both sides are digging in, turning what was meant to be a diplomatic reset int...
Car Crashes Into Cranston Building | Providence News 08.07.2026 0:54
Car Crashes Into Cranston Building | Providence News
Fire Displaces 12 in Providence | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:29
A fire erupted early Tuesday on Frederick Street in Providence, forcing twelve people—ten adults and two children—to flee their homes. Firefighters raced to the scene around 1 AM, battling flames shooting from the third floor of a multi-family building and rescuing a woman trapped inside, who was reported in good condition. The cause remains under investigation, but the swift response by crews ave...
Braga Bridge Gets Colorful Glow-Up | Providence News 08.07.2026 1:19
The Braga Bridge in Fall River just got a dazzling makeover with its first-ever full-color LED lighting system, officially switched on with big-city officials praising it as a symbol of regional strength and progress. After three years of upgrades costing $20 million, the bridge—built in 1966 and crossing 90,000 cars daily—now glows as one of only five fully illuminated bridges in Massachusetts, t...
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