Joseph Hosey was with Patch from 2010 to 2017 and returned in 2025. Hosey is a National Press Club John Aubuchon Press Freedom Award winner, was named the Northern Illinois University Journalist of the Year, was inducted into the Northern Illinois University Hall of Fame, and won Columnist of the Year awards from both the Illinois Associated Press and the Illinois Press Association. Hosey authored a book about the Drew Peterson case, "Fatal Vows: The Tragic Wives of Sergeant Drew Peterson," which was made into the record-setting Lifetime movie "Drew Peterson: Untouchable."
Officers found a revolver, a rifle, a machete, marijuana and another teen hiding in a bedroom of the 16-year-old's home, police said.
The former massage therapist's license was suspended a year and a half ago.
The Central Falls man manufactured, delivered or possessed with intent to deliver the psilocybin, police said.
A military ID or proof of veteran status is required to claim the offers.
Santa Claus will be making his lists and checking them twice as early as this weekend at some Rhode Island malls.
Obesity has nearly tripled over the past 60 years in the United States
The Friars play in New Hampshire Friday and at home Saturday.
“Consumers have enough to worry about without wondering whether their health insurance is legitimate or not,” the attorney general said.
The social worker sent her former patient "hundreds of electronic communications" and expressed her "sexual feelings," RIDOH said.
The skies should be mostly clear in the region tonight.
The Virginia Beach resident was wanted in connection with cases in Central Falls, Woonsocket and Smithfield, police said.
The 49-year-old man was found on Pond Street, police said.
The agency said the move is intended to keep the airspace safe during the shutdown.
The wind advisory starts at 10 p.m. Wednesday and continues through Thursday morning.
Thorr Bjorn has taken a leadership opportunity at his alma mater, the University of Massachusetts.
The grant from the Rhode Island Foundation will pay for counseling to help firefighters, EMTs and police officers.
The massive jackpot grew after no one matched all six numbers in Tuesday's drawing.
The massive jackpot grew after no one matched all six numbers in Tuesday’s drawing.
The Boston man was hit with additional charges as well, police said.
The pediatrician submitted claims for services that were actually provided by midlevel practitioners, the attorney general's office said.
