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Providence pizza shop to surrender liquor license following stabbing
A pizza shop in Providence has agreed to surrender its liquor license after a stabbing happened there over the weekend.
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Secretary of State Gregg Amore talks about voting on Election Day
Secretary of State Gregg Amore joined 12 News This Morning to talk about how voting is going so far with early voting and day-of voting.
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The history behind the 'I voted' sticker
The red, white and blue sticker was initially created to encourage voter turnout but evolved into a badge of civic pride.
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Weather Now: Warm and Dry Through Thursday
Good morning! Happy Tuesday! Today will be another stellar day with a blend of sunshine and clouds...good day to get out and vote! The warm and dry weather will continue through Thursday, but we finally have some rain ahead...perhaps starting as early as Thursday night.…
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3 friends launch nonprofit to honor hockey rink shooting victims
Monique Nunes, Tara Cooper and Michael Pascone are channeling the grief of losing their beloved friend Rhonda Dorgan into a lasting legacy of hope.
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Graduate Providence Hotel set for auction next year
The Graduate Providence Hotel is heading for the auction block, 12 News has learned.
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Matthew Farwell's attorneys challenge consultant's findings on Sandra Birchmore's death
Three experts testified Monday in former Stoughton officer Matthew Farwell's murder trial as his attorneys continue to try to poke holes in the theory that he killed Sandra Bichmore and staged her death to look like a suicide.
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Mountain biking community pushes back after Barrington bulldozes part of popular trail
The town said officials were unaware the trails existed on town-owned property until recently, when an 11-year-old was injured after hitting a tree.
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'Devastating': Woman warns others after losing $45K to FBI impersonation scam
Barbara Cabezas reached out to 12 Responds in hopes of recovering some of her money, but also to share her story and the red flags she wishes she'd seen sooner.
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CCRI, Senesco Marine now offer free welding training program
A North Kingstown-based shipbuilding and marine fabrication manufacturer has teamed up with the Community College of Rhode Island to offer a new training program for aspiring welders.
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JWU to hold dementia caregiver support event
The event is scheduled for Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at JWU's downtown campus in Providence on the 2nd floor of Johnson Hall.
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Brown Health ensures hospitalized patients can still vote
Unexpected hospital stays can upend all kinds of plans. But what happens when someone suddenly can't get to the ballot box on Election Day?
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Woman who skipped sentencing for deadly 2021 crash turns self in
The South Kingstown woman who skipped her sentencing last week for a deadly crash five years ago turned herself in Monday.
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Street Stories Unpaved: Scituate to honor Lt. Gen. Centracchio on Veterans Day
The town of Scituate will be honoring 12 News military analyst Lt. Gen. Reginald Centracchio (ret.) during this year's Veterans Day celebration.
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Providence to elect new mayor, vote on two local ballot questions
Democrat David Morales faces Republican Dave Talan in the Providence mayoral race.
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Providence College looks to bounce back under new head coach Bryan Hodgson
The 2026-27 season marks the 100th of Providence basketball.
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Warwick resident attacked by possibly rabid raccoon
The Rhode Island Department of Health is urging Warwick residents to remain cautious after someone was attacked by a potentially rabid racoon over the weekend.
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Man accused of attacking police officers in Attleboro
A 45-year-old man is facing charges after he allegedly assaulted officers in Attleboro on Halloween.
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FDA approves generic twice-a-year HIV prevention shot
The drug is expected to cost $40 a year per person in the countries where it will be available, the same price as daily preventive pills available now.
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Voters head to the polls on Election Day
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