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  1. Jewish Rhode Island39 minutes ago

    Providence voters approve ballot initiative that would back divestment from Israel, on Jewish Rhode Island

    75% of voters support measure calling on Rhode Island city to refrain from investing in 'foreign countries conducting ethnic cleansing, apartheid, illegal military occupation, or genocide'

  2. The Providence Journal48 minutes ago

    RI Lottery Mega Millions, Numbers Midday winning numbers for Nov. 3, 2026, on The Providence Journal

    Check your tickets for Rhode Island daily lottery draw games here.

  3. WPRI.com48 minutes ago

    Providence voters OK Question 7 divestment ordinance, on WPRI.com

    Providence voters have approved Question 7, a controversial ballot referendum that was aimed at forcing the city to divest from all investments tied to Israel.

    Also reported byThe Providence JournalThe Boston Globe

  4. Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra1 hour ago

    Candidatos latinos proyectados como ganadores en Rhode Island, on Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra

    David Morales se convirtió en el alcalde más joven en la historia de Providence, Rhode Island.

  5. The Providence Journal1 hour ago

    Providence voters overwhelmingly approve Question 7 divestment measure, on The Providence Journal

    Question 7, which would see Providence divest from countries and companies committing genocide, passed by a wide margin.

    Also reported byBrown Daily HeraldThe Boston GlobeRhode Island Current

  6. WJAR1 hour ago

    Allan Fung wins Rhode Island House seat in Cranston, on WJAR

    Former Cranston Mayor Allan Fung won a seat in the Rhode Island House of Representatives Tuesday, defeating two opponents in the race for District 15.

    Also reported byWPRI.com

  7. North Star Reporter2 hours ago

    Unofficial North Attleborough midterm election results, on North Star Reporter

    It was a busy day in North Attleborough for the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Below are the unofficial results. Ballots cast—12,176, roughly 49.58 percent of the town’s registered voters. Senator in Congress (vote for one) Edward Markey (D), candidate for re-election—6,760 John Deaton (R)—4,722 Shiva Ayyadurai (I)—250 Joe Tache (S & L)—237 Governor and Lieutenant

  8. EastBayRI.com2 hours ago

    Five incumbents and two newcomers elected to Tiverton Town Council, on EastBayRI.com

    Five familiar faces and two challengers have won election to the non-Partisan Tiverton Town Council, where all seven seats were open. With seven precincts reporting and early voting added to the …

  9. EastBayRI.com2 hours ago

    Townies sweep Huskies from girls' volleyball playoffs, on EastBayRI.com

    The Mt. Hope High School girls' volleyball team completed a solid 2026 season upon its return to the state's top tier after a years-long stay in Division II after the Huskies lost a Division I …

  10. What's Up Newp2 hours ago

    Rhode Island voters reject two bond questions, approve $450 million in borrowing, on What's Up Newp

    by Alexander Castro, Rhode Island CurrentNovember 3, 2026 Rhode Islanders OK’d three of five bond measures on Tuesday’s ballot, approving a combined $450 million in borrowing to fund projects in higher education, housing and environmental projects, while rejecting $150 million for economic development and historic preservation. The bond package was the biggest ever put before

    Also reported byWJAR

  11. Providence Business News2 hours ago

    East Greenwich launches R.I.’s first pre-med career and tech education program, on Providence Business News

    EAST GREENWICH – The East Greenwich School Department is launching what officials say is Rhode Island’s first pre-medicine career and technical education program after receiving $710,000 in federal funding aimed at expanding healthcare workforce development opportunities for students. The funding comes through the Rural Health Transformation Program, supported by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid

  12. EastBayRI.com2 hours ago

    DaSilva wins third term as mayor, other boards infused with new members, on EastBayRI.com

    Roberto DaSilva won his third-consecutive term as mayor of East Providence. Elsewhere in the city, significant changes will be coming to both the city council and the school committee.

  13. Providence Business News2 hours ago

    URI opens new track and field facility as part of athletics upgrades, on Providence Business News

    SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The University of Rhode Island has opened a new outdoor track and field facility on its Kingston campus, marking the latest milestone in a $65.8 million effort to upgrade its athletic facilities. University officials, student-athletes, coaches, donors and elected leaders gathered Oct. 21 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the new complex. The

  14. Providence Business News2 hours ago

    Genesis Center opens renovated healthcare training classrooms in Providence, on Providence Business News

    PROVIDENCE – Genesis Center marked the completion of two renovated healthcare training classrooms on Oct. 29, a project supported by $263,000 in federal funding aimed at expanding workforce development opportunities in Rhode Island’s healthcare sector. The Providence-based nonprofit was joined at a ribbon-cutting ceremony by U.S. Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley,

  15. Providence Business News2 hours ago

    2 URI graduates receive Fulbright fellowships to teach English abroad, on Providence Business News

    SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Two recent University of Rhode Island graduates are teaching English overseas through U.S. Fulbright fellowships. Jia Yao Chen, a 2026 graduate from West Warwick who earned degrees in Chinese and public health, began mentoring students in Taiwan in August after participating in the university’s Chinese Language Flagship Program. Amanda Queiroz, a 2025

  16. WPRI.com2 hours ago

    Dan Gendron wins Woonsocket mayoral election, on WPRI.com

    He defeated incumbent Chris Beauchamp in the nonpartisan race to secure a two-year term.

  17. The Valley Breeze3 hours ago

    Gould wins re-election as Lincoln town administrator, on The Valley Breeze

    LINCOLN – Voters gave Town Administrator Philip Gould another term Tuesday, choosing him over challenger John Cullen as he looks to finish ongoing projects and tackle more improvements across town.

  18. WarwickPost.com3 hours ago

    Boyer Wins Coventry Council Election in Dist. 2, on WarwickPost.com

    COVENTRY, RI — Coventry’s sole contested Town Council race ended with Britney Boyer in the seat during Tuesday’s election, drawing more than a third of registered voters to the polls

  19. WarwickPost.com3 hours ago

    Warwick Council Election ’26: Incumbents Seize The Day, on WarwickPost.com

    WARWICK, RI — Warwick’s five contested races in the City Council election favored incumbents during Tuesday’s election, drawing a strong voter turnout to the polls. At about 3 p.m., the Warwick

  20. North Star Reporter3 hours ago

    Voters pack the polls in North for midterm elections, on North Star Reporter

    By Barbara Taormina—For the North Star Reporter Traffic crawled through the parking lot at North Attleborough High School early Tuesday afternoon, as a steady stream of voters made their way into a crowded gym to vote. Robin Tucker seemed to sum up a consensus among voters and their expectations. “I just want change,” she said.

  21. WPRI.com3 hours ago

    Bob DaSilva reelected as East Providence mayor, on WPRI.com

    DaSilva defeated Patricio “Vally” Pinto in the nonpartisan election.

  22. The Boston Globe3 hours ago

    Maps: How Rhode Island voted in the 2026 midterm elections, on The Boston Globe

    Rhode Island voters ushered in new leadership Tuesday, electing a new governor and a new mayor of Providence.

  23. WPRI.com3 hours ago

    Adam Greenman officially elected Pawtucket mayor, on WPRI.com

    Greenman defeated longtime mayor Don Grebien in the September primary and was uncontested in the general election.

  24. The Providence Journal3 hours ago

    U.S. Rep. Gabe Amo handily wins a third term, on The Providence Journal

    Amo, 38, swiftly won his race to secure a third term.

  25. The Boston Globe4 hours ago

    Who is Helena Buonanno Foulkes? Six things to know about R.I’s 77th governor., on The Boston Globe

    An athlete in high school and a Harvard alumna, Foulkes is part of a family with deep roots in politics. The former CVS executive is the niece and granddaughter of US senators, and her mother was Nancy Pelosi's college roommate.

  26. The Providence Journal4 hours ago

    Magaziner defeats Mellor in RI's CD2 U.S. House race, on The Providence Journal

    The race pits proud 'J6er Mellor' against incumbent Rep. Seth Magaziner.

  27. The Boston Globe4 hours ago

    Foulkes wins Rhode Island governor’s race, Morales elected mayor of Providence, on The Boston Globe

    Former CVS executive Helena Buonanno Foulkes is expected to win the race for governor, while democratic socialist David Morales is the heavy favorite for mayor of Providence.

  28. The Providence Journal4 hours ago

    See RI's governor candidates on election night as results roll in, on The Providence Journal

    Rhode Island's governor candidates went from polls to parties on Election Night. Here's a look.

  29. Uprise RI4 hours ago

    Recap: Woonsocket Council Approves Water Billing Software, Amends Club Tax Deals, on Uprise RI

    Woonsocket's council approved new water and sewer billing software, renewed liquor licenses and set 2027 social club tax rates at 70%.

  30. WPRI.com4 hours ago

    Election 2026: Live coverage and analysis, on WPRI.com

    Watch live coverage on WPRI 12, the WPRI 12+ smart TV app and WPRI.com to get real-time results and analysis as races are called.

  31. EastBayRI.com5 hours ago

    Light at the end of the tunnel for old high school, on EastBayRI.com

    It’s complicated, cumbersome and complex, and they conceded it could be confusing. But the takeaway from Monday’s select board meeting is this: It won’t cost $72 million to renovate the old …

  32. The Sun Chronicle5 hours ago

    Voters turn out to the polls in Attleboro area, on The Sun Chronicle

    Click here to view this item from www.thesunchronicle.com.

  33. WPRI.com5 hours ago

    Mother keeps son's mission alive through annual blood drive, on WPRI.com

    A local mother held the fifth annual blood drive Tuesday at Exeter-West Greenwich High School to honor her son and carry on his mission.

In brief

The short notes of 5AM North Providence’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Election DayIf you're not sure where to vote today, you can look up your polling place and sample ballot online by entering your voter information.

    If you're not sure where to vote today, you can look up your polling place and sample ballot online by entering your voter information. WPRI reports good turnout so far in early voting and mail-in ballots in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

    Around Rhode Island · Tuesday’s editionSource: WPRI.com

  • FriarsProvidence College opened its season Monday with an 83-56 win over Maine, the first game under head coach Bryan Hodgson.

    Providence College opened its season Monday with an 83-56 win over Maine, the first game under head coach Bryan Hodgson. Jacob Bannarbie led with 14 points, and five Friars scored in double figures. Next up is Nebraska at Mohegan Sun at 6 p.m.

    Around Rhode Island · Tuesday’s editionSources: WPRI.com, The Providence Journal

  • Gas pricesThe average price of regular unleaded in Rhode Island dropped 4 cents from a week ago to $4.11 a gallon, AAA Northeast said Monday.

    The average price of regular unleaded in Rhode Island dropped 4 cents from a week ago to $4.11 a gallon, AAA Northeast said Monday. That's 5 cents lower than the national average and $1.19 more than a year ago.

    Around Rhode Island · Tuesday’s editionSource: Providence Business News

  • RabiesThe Health Department is urging Warwick residents to be cautious after someone near Payton Avenue was bitten or scratched by a possibly rabid raccoon that wasn't captured.

    The Health Department is urging Warwick residents to be cautious after someone near Payton Avenue was bitten or scratched by a possibly rabid raccoon that wasn't captured. The department has identified 46 rabid wild animals so far this year.

    Around Rhode Island · Tuesday’s editionSource: WPRI.com

  • WeldingSenesco Marine in North Kingstown and the Community College of Rhode Island now offer a free welding training program.

    Senesco Marine in North Kingstown and the Community College of Rhode Island now offer a free welding training program. It was created in response to a $78.6 million contract to build a 75-car, 400-passenger diesel-hybrid electric ferry for the Delaware River and Bay Authority.

    Around Rhode Island · Tuesday’s editionSources: WPRI.com, WLNE-TV