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When Eyewitness News first reported on Alvin Morris Williams three years ago, there were multiple code violations against him regarding numerous contracting

A Warwick woman at the center of an arson and mail fraud case has pleaded guilty in federal court to two counts of mail fraud.

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A former Providence fire chief's $197,000-a-year tax-free pension could outlive him, thanks to a little-known city ordinance.

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