Tickets go on sale June 5 for slate of Spectacle Live shows at the JPT and Park Theatre
Newport’s Jane Pickens Theater will host the Hot Sardines and a Fleetwood Mac tribute in August, while Cranston’s Park Theatre is set for Kenny G and ‘Late Nite Catechism’ in September
What Sold: A look at 15 recent sales in Newport County (May 25-29)
Last week’s sales reflected activity across a variety of price points, but the clear highlight was the sale of 14 Leroy Avenue in Newport, which traded for $5,525,000.
Rhode Island Foundation invites Newport County residents to free community dinner June 2
The free event at Innovate Newport will gather public input to help guide the Foundation’s grantmaking, which sent $5.2 million to Newport County nonprofits last year
Your Newport County weather forecast: 7 days on land and sea
Updated throughout the day with the latest from NOAA’s National Weather Service
Meteor as heavy as an elephant causes widespread speculation across New England
NASA let people know over the weekend that the cause of the commotion was a meteor, but on Monday they revealed even more stunning details.
Eagles trade receiver A.J. Brown to the Patriots, setting up reunion with Mike Vrabel
The Eagles said they will receive a first-round pick in 2028 and a fifth-round pick in 2027 in exchange for the three-time Pro Bowler.
Roger Williams University names Brian G. Williams interim president
The longtime administrator takes over from retiring President Ioannis N. Miaoulis to lead the Bristol university through the coming year
Newport Mansions mark America’s 250th with exhibition, plays and lecture series
The Preservation Society’s “Spirit of 2026” lineup spotlights Newport’s Revolutionary history through summer and fall
RIDOH recommends reopening swimming area at Easton’s Beach
Bacteria counts have returned to safe levels, state health officials say, days after the Newport beach’s closure
Norman Bird Sanctuary’s Beach Bash returns to Third Beach this July
Live music, local food and seaside s’mores headline one of the Middletown sanctuary’s biggest annual fundraisers
Jane Pickens Theater serves up classic cinema with a side of wine and beer this June
Three big-screen restorations pair “Chinatown,” “Cobra” and “Contact” with curated tastings and themed programming
Raymond Berry, Hall of Fame wide receiver and Patriots coach, dies at the age of 93
After retiring in 1967, Berry was a wide receivers coach for the Dallas Cowboys, Cleveland Browns and New England Patriots, and head coach of the Pats from 1984-89.
Comic – Sour Grapes: License
A comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and his odd friends, all living in a problematic and troubled world.
Tiverton library to host talk on Revolutionary War art on June 13
Jill Sanford of Art for Your Mind will lead a free art appreciation program looking at images from the Boston Massacre to the surrender at Yorktown
On This Day In Newport History – May 30, 1880: League of American Wheelmen, the first national bicycle society, formed in Newport
The League of American Bicyclists was founded as the League of American Wheelmen on May 30, 1880 in Newport, Rhode Island.
Martínez comes up with key hit, fielding play as Guardians hold on for 4-3 win over Red Sox
Angel Martínez had an RBI single during Cleveland’s four-run first and made a key defensive play in the second inning as the Guardians held on for a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Friday night.
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