Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of July.
Good morning, Warwick.
A Warwick man reunited with volunteer firefighter Scott Guthrie—who saved him during a softball game 45 years ago—to celebrate a life-changing act.
The reunion highlighted a cherished moment that continues to inspire community pride.
First responders will host the 43rd National Night Out at Rocky Point on Tuesday, Aug.
4 to unite neighbors and highlight local safety efforts. The event is part of a nationwide celebration that draws millions.
MAE Organization for the Homeless supports mental wellness by offering food, shelter and therapeutic services — relying on volunteers to help vulnerable neighbors and update its strategic plan for growing community needs.
Narragansett Brewing Company and Trinity Brewhouse are among Rhode Island’s oldest breweries, showcasing a long brewing legacy.
Locals can visit these historic sites to learn about the state’s rich traditions—offering a glimpse into a storied past.
Local graduate Sariyah Evora earned a double major in social sciences + humanities and now plans to use her studies to help local organizations support community members.
Dave's Coffee introduced five innovative recipes that feature its artisan coffee syrup in drinks, desserts and savory dishes.
The recipes include classic coffee milk, a wired cocktail and roasted pears — offering home chefs a Rhode Island twist.
Semifinals are set for the 2026 RIGA Junior Amateur Championship following the quarterfinals at Pawtucket Country Club on July 29.
Cranston native Ishaan Catone advanced in the boys bracket while top high school stars, including 8th grader Hazel Hegstrom, moved forward in the girls bracket — play resumes Thursday morning.
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