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Woonsocket Radio News Room
A former "Watergate" prosecutor says she believes former President Trump is "toast" as the investigation of his handling of classified documents moves forward. Jill Wine-Banks told MSNBC the case against Trump is strong as special counsel Jack Smith is reportedly nearing the end of his investigation. Her comments come amid reports the federal grand jury in the case is expected to meet this week. 
Former Vice President Mike Pence is officially running for president in 2024. Pence filed the paperwork to enter the race today, joining a growing field of candidates vying for the Republican nomination. Pence has spent the last several months making frequent trips to early primary states like South Carolina, New Hampshire and Iowa. The mother of a six-year-old who shot his teacher in Virginia is facing federal charges. Deja Taylor is charged with being an unlawful user of a controlled substance in possession of a firearm and making a false statement during the purchase of a firearm. Court documents allege she claimed to not being "an unlawful user" of any illegal drug when purchasing a handgun last year even though she was a marijuana use. Police are investigating the deaths of six women all found in the same area of Oregon in the last three months. All six bodies were found within one-hundred miles of each other in secluded areas of the woods across the Portland region. The deaths are being investigated as suspicious but police haven't determined whether all the women were homicide victims. The victims of a private jet that crashed in Virginia yesterday were residents of New York. John Rumpelowns, who owns the jet, says his daughter, two-year-old granddaughter, her nanny and the pilot were heading back to East Hampton after a visiting him in North Carolina. The FAA says the small plane bound for MacArthur Airport flew into unauthorized airspace over Washington and crashed in the mountains, killing all four people on board. A #BOYCOTTNASCAR hashtag reportedly is picking up speed after the company tweeted and an image showing support for the LGBTQ community. The majority of comments from the millions of people who he commented say they will no longer support the racing organization. But Stephen Rhodes, the first openly gay NASCAR driver, tells Queen City News, "For all the fans that are leaving, I guarantee that there is just as many coming."
Former Vice President Mike Pence is officially running for president in 2024. Pence filed the paperwork to enter the race today, joining a growing field of candidates vying for the Republican nomination. Pence has spent the last several months making frequent trips to early primary states like South Carolina, New Hampshire and Iowa. The mother of a six-year-old who shot his teacher in Virginia is facing federal charges. Deja Taylor is charged with being an unlawful user of a controlled substance in possession of a firearm and making a false statement during the purchase of a firearm. Court documents allege she claimed to not being "an unlawful user" of any illegal drug when purchasing a handgun last year even though she was a marijuana use. Police are investigating the deaths of six women all found in the same area of Oregon in the last three months. All six bodies were found within one-hundred miles of each other in secluded areas of the woods across the Portland region. The deaths are being investigated as suspicious but police haven't determined whether all the women were homicide victims. The victims of a private jet that crashed in Virginia yesterday were residents of New York. John Rumpelowns, who owns the jet, says his daughter, two-year-old granddaughter, her nanny and the pilot were heading back to East Hampton after a visiting him in North Carolina. The FAA says the small plane bound for MacArthur Airport flew into unauthorized airspace over Washington and crashed in the mountains, killing all four people on board. A #BOYCOTTNASCAR hashtag reportedly is picking up speed after the company tweeted and an image showing support for the LGBTQ community. The majority of comments from the millions of people who he commented say they will no longer support the racing organization. But Stephen Rhodes, the first openly gay NASCAR driver, tells Queen City News, "For all the fans that are leaving, I guarantee that there is just as many coming." - 05 June 2023 House Finance Committee Approves 2024 State Budget Bill
- 05 June 2023 Blackstone Valley Culinaria News
- 05 June 2023 Upcoming Temporary Weekend Closure of Rt. 6 Eastbound at Rt.10 for Paving in Providence
- 05 June 2023 Town of North Smithfield Weekly Newsletter June 2, 2023
- 05 June 2023 This Week at the General Assembly
- 05 June 2023 Burrillville Man Charged With Second-Degree Child Abuse
- 05 June 2023 House Passes Edwards Bill Requiring Crime Lab to Audit DNA Samples from Rape Kits
- 05 June 2023 House Passes Rep. Dawson’s Mail Ballot Application Bill
- 05 June 2023 Seante Passes Euer Bill to Ban Unfair Sales Practices in Automatic Renewals
- 05 June 2023 House Passes Rep. Casimiro’s Bill That Helps School Communities Deal With Unexpected Deaths
- 05 June 2023 Senate Passes Lawson Bill to Protect Seniors From Medicare Discrimination
- 05 June 2023 Senate Passes Cano’s Bill Which Increases Parental or Family Leave for Rhode Islanders
- 05 June 2023 Senate Approves President Ruggerio’s Proposals to Align Rhode Island's Transit Goals, Enhance Transparency
- 05 June 2023 Senate Approves Bill Allowing EMS Transport to Facilities Other Than Emergency Departments
- 02 June 2023 Woonsocket City Council Regular Meeting - Jun 05 2023
- 02 June 2023 Senate Approves Chairman DiPalma’s Bill That Protects Employees After Data Breaches
- 02 June 2023 Senate Approves Sen, Murray's Tangible Tax Exemption Bill
- 02 June 2023 Governor McKee Issues Proclamation Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride Month
- 02 June 2023 RIDOT Plans Weekend Closure of Route 6 East to Providence for the Weekend of June 9-12
- 02 June 2023 Senate Approves Ban on Foam Takeout Containers, Plastic Stirrers
- 02 June 2023 Warwick Man Charged With Theft of RIDOT Backhoe
- 02 June 2023 North Smithfield Town Council Meeting 6/5/23
- 02 June 2023 Rhode Island Launches Online Medical Marijuana Card Registration System
- 01 June 2023 Statement From RIAG and RIDOH Regarding Status of The Centurion Foundation HCA Application
- 01 June 2023 Senate Approves President Ruggerio’s Bill to Address Lead Pipes
- 31 May 2023 U.S. Postal Service Releases Dog Bite National Rankings - National Dog Bite Awareness Week Starts June 4
- 31 May 2023 Senate OKs Miller Bill Allowing Special Enrollment Period for Medicare Part B
- 31 May 2023 Department of Veterans Affairs Awards $6.2 million to VA Providence for Neurological Research to Advance Veterans Health
- 31 May 2023 House Passes Diaz Legislation to Create Handbook for Landlords and Tenants' Rights and Responsibilities
- 31 May 2023 House Passes Giraldo Bill to Encourage Recruiting Teachers from Diverse, Underrepresented Backgrounds
- 31 May 2023 Senate Passes Euer Bill to Ensure Contraception Coverage
- 31 May 2023 Senate Passes Ujifusa Bill to Protect Patients' Pharmacy Options
- 31 May 2023 Senate Approves Bill Seeking More Information on Overdose Deaths to Guide Prevention Efforts
- 31 May 2023 Reissued: Interim Report of the Providence County Grand Jury
- 31 May 2023 State Health and Environmental Officials Urge Prevention to Avoid Tick Bites
- 30 May 2023 Explorer River Boat Tours Celebrates 30th Season on the Blackstone
- 30 May 2023 North Smithfield Heritage Association Dinner
- 30 May 2023 House Passes All 14 Bills in Speaker Shekarchi's Package of Housing Legislation
- 26 May 2023 Town of North Smithfield Weekly Newsletter May 26, 2023
- 26 May 2023 House Passes Cardillo Bill Requiring Officials to Disclose Default Judgements of Credit Card Debt
