Rhode Island health and human services officials are bracing for an April 1 deadline when they have to begin a Medicaid recertification process that’s expected to affect about a third of the state’s population and kick at least 25,000 people off the program.
Rhode Island health and human services officials are bracing for an April 1 deadline when they have to begin a Medicaid recertification process that’s expected to affect about a third of the state’s population and kick at least 25,000 people off the program.
A 13-year-old boy was caught in the crossfire during a shooting Saturday in Woonsocket, police tell 12 News.
Weather Now: Passing Sprinkles Overnight; Bright and Breezy Sunday, update from Meteorologist Steven Matregrano
The website, Nuestra Salud, aims to share Spanish-speaking providers, translations of medical articles, and more.
Newport City Council votes to shorten free parking season
The city of Pawtucket recently hired a familiar face.
Recall Roundup: Hoverboards, children's swings, work pants
Bishop Thomas Tobin is expected to ring in his 75th birthday this weekend by sending his letter of resignation to Pope Francis.
After being a staple in the East Bay for nearly a century, Sig's Place in Middletown will close its doors for the final time this weekend.
Former President Donald Trump will be formally arrested and arraigned next Tuesday in his hush money case, court officials said — an announcement promising the historic, shocking scene of a former U.S. commander in chief forced to stand before a judge.
Senator Jack Reed commented on the Trump indictment in an interview with 12 News on Friday.
This week on Newsmakers: I-195 Commission Chairman Marc Crisafulli discusses the collapse of the controversial Fane Tower project, continued efforts to sell remaining parcels of the old highway land, and the commission's plan to refocus on commercial and life sciences developments.
