Good morning, Warwick.

A ball python rescued from a vehicle engine in West Warwick is recovering after urgent vet treatment from ET Reptiles.

The snake, nicknamed Sally (inspired by the movie Cars), had injuries to her scales and ribs but is making progress.

Following September's record highs, gasoline prices entered October on a gradual decline as lower oil prices + cooling demand eased recent cost spikes at local pumps.

CCRI & OER have announced a $200K HVAC/R and Heat Pump Workforce Training program launching summer/fall 2027 in Warwick.

The new initiative offers hands-on lessons with modern systems at the Lincoln Campus and includes a 40-hour course for current professionals starting in September to support clean energy efforts.

The Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) announced it has received a $1.54 million grant from the RI Department of Labor and Training’s RealJobs Rhode Island program to expand rural healthcare workforce training and boost skills for students serving remote areas.

No one won Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing, so the jackpot has grown to $364 million ahead of Friday's 11 p.m. drawing.

The winning numbers were 26, 32, 42, 51, 54 and the Mega Ball was 22.

Candidate Michelle King filled out her questionnaire for the upcoming 2026 Ward 6 General Election.

Her responses outline her values and priorities as voters prepare to cast their ballots.

High school football fans can vote online for the best play of Week 4 from five standout options.

Votes via email or phone will not be accepted (only online poll entries count).

RI high school football teams have hit midseason with emerging playoff trends and unexpected plays; a new analysis updated yesterday shows coaches planning adjustments as final games approach + raises fresh questions for the teams.

Toll Gate earned a 3 to 1 win over North Smithfield on Tuesday, Oct.

6, moving into fourth place in Division II standings + setting up a Friday game against first-place Scituate as playoffs loom.