Good morning, Warwick.

After a long winter, spring flowers including snowdrops, hellebores and crocuses are blooming in RI, inviting locals to enjoy the early signs of spring today.

The Warwick Police Department will offer its Safe Rides Program on St. Patrick's Day, Mar.

17, to help reduce DUI related crashes by providing citizen volunteer rides from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Residents can request a ride by calling 401-732-0308.

Governor Dan McKee signed a new executive order today aimed at lowering health care costs and boosting affordability in the state.

Officials will soon implement the order, affecting local providers (including Warwick) as progress is monitored.

Master gardener Henry Homeyer shares money-saving tips on starting plants from seeds and dividing mature hostas — a practical guide for local gardeners looking to stretch their budgets.

Khano Smith addressed reporters ahead of RIFC’s season opener later this week.

He shared insights on the team’s plans to launch its 2026 season and energize local fans.

Princeton's women's basketball beat Brown 65-51 at Ivy Madness on March 13 at Cornell University.

Princeton built an early 21-3 run plus key plays from its starters to secure the win while Brown's comeback fell short.

6th Annual RI Wind Turbine Competition

8 AM – 5 PM — Knight Campus - Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) — Free entry — Watch local students showcase their engineering skills in a thrilling wind turbine challenge.

Spring Flower Arranging Workshop

6-7:30 p.m. — Cask Restaurant & Bar — Ticket includes two arrangements and one drink — Unleash your creativity in a hands-on flower arranging workshop.

The Bark & Boogie

6-9:30 p.m. — Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa — Tickets required — A spirited celebration supporting pets and people with cocktails, food, live music, and dancing.