Though Caprio's son noted that the man known as "America's nicest judge" had great medical care throughout his journey, he said it was the love from the public that “lifted his spirits and boosted his ...

Raymond DaCosta, beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2025. God called home another angel, and Ray took his place in Heaven, just as he ...

CUMBERLAND – School officials are considering a new block schedule for students at the high school, which they say would offer young people more flexibility to pursue outside opportunities such ...

WOONSOCKET – The Museum of Work & Culture, 42 South Main St., will offer its annual Children’s Baking Workshop with Wright’s Dairy Farm & Bakery on Saturday, Sept. 6, at ...

The state of Rhode Island and beyond are mourning the loss of Providence's “nicest judge,” Frank Caprio, who died Aug. 20 at the age of 88.

WOONSOCKET – Missy's Family Restaurant owner Judy Beauchemin says the thought of not having her daughter walk back into the restaurant would be the day she would close the doors ...

Last year, Breeze Editor Ethan Shorey wrote a story about a debate that has lasted more than a century on the proper spelling of the name of the North Providence ...

WOONSOCKET – Lops Brewing owner Sean Lopolito said business will continue as usual after announcing last week that his cancer has returned.

A second member of the town’s Groundwater Protection Committee has resigned in less than a month, emphasizing continued frustration among volunteers over how the town handles aquifer ...

CUMBERLAND – Cumberland Land Trust President Randy Tuomisto says members of the volunteer organization are doing what they can to humanely manage the town’s beaver problem.

Dr. Day Care broke an eight-game losing streak by battling back from an 8-1 deficit after 2 1/2 innings of play to stun Lindy’s Tavern, 18-14, in their ...

Matthew John Hadodo was 7 years old when he asked his teacher to use the “bubblah” on his first day of school.