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Leah Crowley

Leah Crowley

Digital Reporter & Content Producer at WPRI-TV Online

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Recent Articles

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Johnston families still concerned about new school bus service

Families in Johnston are worried they can’t rely on the district’s new school bus service after some say the buses arrived late or never picked up their children at all on the first day…
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Missing Cranston man located

Cranston police have closed a Silver Alert issued for a 79-year-old man who was reported missing.
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Rhode Island school-zone speed cameras are turning back on: Here’s ...

With the start of the new school year, school-zone speed cameras are being reactivated across Rhode Island as more communities are taking advantage of the technology.
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Woonsocket shooting sends man to hospital

Woonsocket police are investigating after a man was shot in the area of Rathbun and East School streets on Wednesday afternoon.
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Providence police investigating stabbing

Providence police are investigating after a man was stabbed in the back, neck and shoulder.
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Registered sex offender from RI arrested for possessing child porn

A Westerly man and registered sex offender was arrested on Wednesday and charged with possession of child sexual abuse materials.
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BTS to make history as first K-pop artist to take stage at Gillette...

One of the biggest groups in K-pop is going to make history when they take the stage at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro this week.
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Infamous turkey ‘Gravy’ won’t be released back into the wild

The infamous turkey named “Gravy” that gained notoriety for holding up traffic at a Middletown intersection won’t be returning to his old stomping grounds.
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Rhode Island students see ‘significant gains’ in AP exams

In recent years, more Rhode Island high school students have been taking Advanced Placement exams and excelling.
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Fire heavily damages Cranston home

A home on Jay Court in Cranston was heavily damaged after a fire ripped through overnight.
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Capron Park Zoo lion transitioning to hospice care

Ramses , a 20-year-old male lion, has started showing signs of discomfort in his back legs and less interest in his favorite foods, according to the Attleboro zoo.