Blizzard Warning: Warwick, Area Expects 15-23 Inches
By: Rob Borkowski on February 22, 2026 in News to You, Police, Police News & Fire News in RI
WARWICK, RI — NWS has issued a blizzard warning for Warwick & the state Sunday night till Monday night, with 15 – 23 inches expected. along with 45 mph winds.
Trinity’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’ Confusing, Well-Designed
By: Joe Siegel on February 20, 2026 in Arts & Entertainment, Good Times, News to You
PROVIDENCE, RI —Despite the efforts of an exceptionally talented group of performers, Trinity Repretory Comany’s adaptation of “The Winter’s Tale” is unable to overcome confusing and incoherent writing. While Trinity […]
Galligan Answers Feb. 3 Bond Vote Questions
By: Joe Siegel on in News to You, Schools
WARWICK, RI — School Committee Chair Galligan defended the board’s handling of the Feb. 3 bond vote which nixed a $50m supplement of the new high school project
Warwick Weekend Events Feb. 19: Cosplay, Market, Stout
By: Rob Borkowski on February 19, 2026 in News to You, Arts & Entertainment
WARWICK, RI — This week’s Warwick Weekend events include Cosplayers & Winter Market at the Mall, Proclmation Stout Day, and a winter respite at Roger Williams.
Shanley Bill OKs Illegal Parking App Reports
By: Rob Borkowski on February 17, 2026 in State, News to You
STATE HOUSE — Rep. Shanley’s bill would let people use an app to report illegal parking in accessible spaces, and update new signage for those spaces.
Pawtucket Shooting Feb. 16: Coventry Players Safe
By: Rob Borkowski on in Coventry, RI news, News to You, Police, Police News & Fire News in RI
COVENTRY, RI — All Coventry players present during the Pawtucket Dennis M. Lynch Arena shooting at a Monday afternoon game are safe, as Rhode Island wrestles with news of a second public shooting that claimed three lives, injuring three.
President’s Day Feb. 16: What’s Open?
By: Rob Borkowski on February 16, 2026 in News to You, National
WARWICK, RI — It’s President’s Day, a federal holiday that many assume celebrates the birthdays of Presidents Lincoln and Washington, but officially celebrates just the first president of the union – here’s what’s open.
Rabies Vaccine Shipped Sept. 29 – Jan. 8 Recalled
By: Rob Borkowski on February 14, 2026 in News to You, Health
PROVIDENCE — State health officials warn a rabies vaccine delivered between Sept. 29 and Jan. 8, which may have been only sterile water, has been recalled.
Bond Nixed, Extra-District Placements Rising
By: Rob Borkowski on February 12, 2026 in News to You, Schools
WARWICK, RI — The Warwick School Department’s plan for facilities that’ll curb sports-related out-of-district placements snagged with the $50M bond defeat Feb. 3, so now city and school officials are looking for at least $13 million to build the planned fields.
Council OKs Plaza Bumper Cars 6-3
By: Rob Borkowski on February 11, 2026 in News to You
WARWICK, RI — The City Council OK’d a $123K bid by Ice Bumper Cars International to provide 14 City Hall Plaza bumper cars by a 6-3 vote Monday.
Iannotti, Mars Elected to Coventry Town Council
By: Rob Borkowski on February 7, 2026 in Coventry, RI news, Elections, News to You
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Warwick Weekend Events Feb. 6: Free Movie, Skate
By: Rob Borkowski on February 5, 2026 in Arts & Entertainment, News to You
Wondering why your event isn’t here? You might not have entered it into our calendar. Social media isn’t going to reach all your followers, but our calendar reaches everyone who […]
A Comedic Clash in Trinity’s ‘The Roommate’ Runs Till March 19
By: Joe Siegel on in News to You, Arts & Entertainment, Good Times
PROVIDENCE, RI — Anyone who has ever shared a living space with a stranger will find plenty to relate to in Trinity Rep’s “The Roommate,” a comedy about two women […]
New High Schools $50M Bond Vote Fails
By: Rob Borkowski on February 4, 2026 in News to You, Elections, Schools
WARWICK, RI — The $50 million bond supplementing the new high school project’s sports fields failed by 748 votes Tuesday, Feb. 3, forcing work to “significantly reduce” the scope of […]
New High Schools Bond Early Voting Day Added Jan. 31
By: Rob Borkowski on January 28, 2026 in News to You, Schools
WARWICK, RI — City offices closed Monday due to the snowstorm as early voting continued on a new $50 million bond for the new high schools replacing Pilgrim High and […]
Gregg’s Wins President’s Award at ANCHORS
By: Rob Borkowski on in Business, News to You
PROVIDENCE, RI — RI Hospitality honored Gregg’s Restaurants & Taverns with its 2025 President’s Award during the ANCHORS Gala at the Rhode Island Convention Center Jan. 14, recognizing the family-owned restaurant […]
PPAC’s ‘Suffs’ Tributes Voting Equality Fighters
By: Joe Siegel on January 24, 2026 in Arts & Entertainment, Good Times, News to You
UPDATE: Due to the severe weather forecast for Sunday, January 25, the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) and SUFFS have announced that the Sunday, Jan. 25 matinee performance at 1 p.m. […]
Warwick Man Among 5 Unemployment Fraud Arrests
By: Rob Borkowski on in News to You, Police, Police News & Fire News in RI
WARWICK, RI — A Cranston highway worker, also a Warwick resident, was among five people RI State Police charged with SNAP and/or unemployment fraud this week. The Rhode Island State […]
Heavy Snow Storming Northeast: Emergency Info
By: Rob Borkowski on January 23, 2026 in News to You
UPDATE: 8:43 a.M. Monday, JAN. 26: The worst of the snowstorm seems behind the region, but National Weather Service’s Winter Storm Warning remains in effect until 8 p.m. as Rhode […]
Warwick Weekend Events Jan. 22: Eureka, Banjos, Snow
By: Rob Borkowski on January 22, 2026 in News to You, Good Times
Wondering why your event isn’t here? You might not have entered it into our calendar. Social media isn’t going to reach all your followers, but our calendar reaches everyone […]
Martin Luther King Day: Civil Rights Threatened
By: Warwick Post Staff on January 19, 2026 in All Politics Are Local, News to You
Today America marks the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., whose non-violent civil disobedience moved the U.S. to grant liberty denied black citizens, as the fate of American liberty itself […]
Warwick, Coventry Parking Ban Set As Snow Falls
By: Rob Borkowski on January 18, 2026 in News to You, Police, Police News & Fire News in RI
WARWICK, RI — Warwick has set a parking ban for the city starting at noon Sunday until noon Monday as the National Weather Service’s Winter Weather Advisory warns snowfall accumulating […]
Hanz Survives Animal Cruelty, Seeks Home
By: Rob Borkowski on January 14, 2026 in News to You, Coventry, RI news, Police, Police News & Fire News in RI
COVENTRY, RI — Hanz, the German Shepherd, found in a Circle Drive sunroom, emaciated and in need of immediate care from animal cruelty Dec. 19, is now healthy and available […]
Warwick Issues $137M in School Construction Bonds
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Committee Jan. 13: Strategic Plan, Out-Of-District Costs
By: Joe Siegel on in News to You, Schools
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Jefferson Boulevard I-95S Ramp Closing Till 2027
By: Rob Borkowski on January 12, 2026 in News to You
WARWICK, RI — On Friday night, Jan. 16, the Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) will temporarily close the on-ramp from Jefferson Boulevard to I-95 South in Warwick for bridge […]
Two Vie For Dist. 4 Town Council Special Election
By: Rob Borkowski on in Coventry, RI news, Elections, News to You
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Warwick Weekend Events: Art, Skate, Escape
By: Rob Borkowski on January 9, 2026 in News to You, Good Times
Wondering why your event isn’t here? You might not have entered it into our calendar. Social media isn’t going to reach all your followers, but our calendar reaches everyone who […]
New High Schools $50M Bond Vote Feb. 3
By: Rob Borkowski on January 7, 2026 in Schools, News to You
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Council Rejects Sinapi’s Committee Changes
By: Rob Borkowski on January 5, 2026 in News to You
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Trump Aims to ‘Run’ Venezuela After Kidnapping Maduro Jan. 3
By: Rob Borkowski on in News to You, All Politics Are Local, National
WASHINGTON, DC — A year into a term marked by rising inflation, shrinking jobs, seizure of Congressional powers and Epstein file cameos, President Donald Trump has decided to also run […]
CCRI Cybersecurity Club Marks In Nov. 7 NCL Meet
By: Rob Borkowski on January 2, 2026 in Schools, News to You
WARWICK, RI — The CCRI Cybersecurity Club is among the the best in the country, placing 29th among 490 colleges and universities in the National Cyber League (NCL) fall 2025 competition Nov. […]
Warwick Weekend Events: New Year, Lights, Hike
By: Rob Borkowski on December 31, 2025 in Good Times, News to You
Wondering why your event isn’t here? You might not have entered it into our calendar. Social media isn’t going to reach all your followers, but our calendar reaches everyone who […]
Warwick Post Year in Review 2025: Government
By: Joe Hutnak - editorjoe.warwick@gmail.com on December 30, 2025 in News to You, Coventry, RI news, Schools
WARWICK, RI — Warwick Post’s Year in Review for top government stories in 2025 includes the completion of a long-running project to modernize Apponaug, violent threats and resignations by town […]
Wind Advisory Issued Through Tuesday Night, Dec. 30
By: Rob Borkowski on December 29, 2025 in News to You
PROVIDENCE, RI — The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for the area starting Monday night then lasting through Tuesday night, with gusts as high as 21 – […]
What’s Open Christmas 2025?
By: Rob Borkowski on December 24, 2025 in Good Times, News to You
WARWICK, RI — Gifts are destined for trees and Christmas Day 2025, and while you may be happily focused on the holiday, some things may still need attention – so […]
PSRI Gathers 392lbs of Food for West Bay Marketplace
By: Rob Borkowski on December 22, 2025 in Good Times, News to You
WARWICK, RI — Last Tuesday, Dec. 16, Photographic Society of RI (PSRI) held its Christmas Party at Lakewood Baptist Church, coinciding with their 35th Annual Food Collection to help those […]
Warwick Weekend Events Dec. 19: Skating, Concert
By: Natalie Ferland on December 18, 2025 in Arts & Entertainment, Good Times, News to You
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Coventry Weekend Events Dec. 19: Ceramics, Santa
By: Natalie Ferland on in Arts & Entertainment, Coventry, RI news, Good Times, News to You
Your event’s not here? You probably didn’t enter it into our calendar. Add your event to make sure we don’t miss it, then e-mail editor@warwickpost.com to give us a heads-up. COVENTRY, […]
Airport Connector Shifts Lanes for Roundabout Work Dec. 18
By: Rob Borkowski on in News to You, Business
WARWICK, RI — Airport connector traffic patterns will shift today to new travel lanes as work crews complete roundabout construction there. The lane shifts will allow crews to complete ongoing […]