NEW: Prosecutors say more victims have been identified in the case against a former Lincoln dance instructor accused of using AI to create child sexual abuse videos.
Three plan to speak at his detention hearing Thursday.
https://t.co/UMVCBew5cA
Mayor Brett Smiley says Providence will sign a friendship pact with Ayr, Scotland and host St. Andrew’s Weekend from Nov. 27-30.
Bagpipes kicked off the announcement.
The traffic cones are a nice touch and a nod to World Cup this summer. 🏴
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NEW: Stephen Dambruch, chief of the RI Attorney General's criminal division and a former U.S. attorney, is retiring in January.
Dambruch is a career prosecutor who began in 1987.
https://t.co/p0ugPzOxFu
NEW: A woman who says she dated RI Supreme Court nominee Luis Matos in the 1990s is urging lawmakers to scrutinize his views on abortion.
Matos says he is pro-choice.
Legislative leaders say the email raises “serious questions.” w/ @AlexandraLeslie
https://t.co/3OpRAvHRUf
This is the first time a bond question has been rejected by RI voters since 2006 (another blue wave year!) when they narrowly rejected $4 million for Fort Adams
Our live Election Night coverage begins right as the polls close at 8 p.m. Join us on WPRI 12, the WPRI 12+ TV app or https://t.co/XeOnPcuEnU to get real-time results and analysis as races are called: https://t.co/pzUtPpZVbh
ONLY ON @wpri12 : PPSD Superintendent Javier Montañez talks to @JohnnyVillella about his decision to leave the district before the end of his contract.
Montañez is the fourth high-ranking district official to depart in just the last few weeks.
MORE: https://t.co/2etJH4w0gL
It's official.
"Today, as our district embarks on a new chapter under local control, I have made the deeply personal and difficult decision to step down," Javier Montañez sent in a letter to district families.
Developing story: https://t.co/2etJH4w0gL @wpri12
From Providence School Board President Ty’Relle Stephens: “The Superintendent is expected to make an announcement regarding his tenure at some point today.”
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How many Flock cameras are currently being operated by police in RI? @AlexandraLeslie gives you an inside look at how they're being used and where: https://t.co/Lt2R0RBraS
PROVIDENCE: Retired federal judge William Smith has been asked to provide independent legal analysis related to a controversial citizen ballot initiative.
https://t.co/yTHXwErLgn @wpri12
TARGET 12: Police said the suspect accused in a stabbing of two UMass Dartmouth football players, one of whom died, allegedly admitted to the crimes in an Instagram message.
https://t.co/LooZhRno5J @wpri12
The two candidates running for Congress in RI's second district faced off Friday in the 12 News studios. Watch the full debate at 3 p.m. on FOX Providence and during Newsmakers (Fridays at 6:30 p.m., Sundays at 5:30 and 10 a.m., any time on 12+.) w/ @TimWhiteRI & @TedNesi
EXCLUSIVE: A civil lawsuit brought by a Rhode Island Hospital nurse who was injured after a psychiatric patient attack has been settled one day after jurors watched video of the assault, Target 12 has learned.
Story coming up on @wpri12 at 6P.
More: https://t.co/SMUNKl0CUn
For the first time, hospital security camera footage that captured a psychiatric patient attacking a nurse in Sept. 2023 has been viewed by individuals outside of law enforcement and attorneys.
Only @wpri12 was in court.
MORE: https://t.co/VIm0GTRz8F
NEW: A steep tax break former Woonsocket Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt granted to a downtown apartment building is at the center of a federal lawsuit against the city.
City officials now argue the deal is illegal because it never received City Council approval https://t.co/mejCdA0o9C
For decades, there’s been debate...
Is it a pineapple? A pinecone? A hand grenade?
Enjoyed reporting out this story with @TimWhiteRI and @JohnnyVillella.
We tracked down the original blueprints 👇https://t.co/e1XbZwnmV3