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Washington Bridge contractor Walsh signs non-prosecution agreement with DOJ over false claims

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — There are currently zero companies in the state of Rhode Island that can rebuild the Washington Bridge. No Rhode Island...

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RI officials say Mount Hope Bridge is safe—but won’t share inspection report

BRISTOL, R.I. — State officials refuse to release the Mount Hope Bridge inspection reports and stand by the safety of the nearly 100-year-old Mount...

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RIDOT engineer accused of using inmate’s identity to secure $51K car loan fraud scheme

JOHNSTON, R.I. — A Johnston man is facing felony charges after investigators say he used the identity of an incarcerated individual to secure...

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RIDOT awards $339 million contract to rebuild Washington Bridge by November 2028

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) has officially awarded the contract to build a new westbound Washington Bridge, after...

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Cost and timeline for Washington Bridge to be announced Friday morning

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Eighteen months after the unexpected closure of the westbound side of the Washington Bridge, Rhode Islanders are finally about to...

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RI AG settles lawsuit with 6/10 contractor, contractor strikes back with 3 lawsuits

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Barletta Construction, the 6/10 contractor, strikes back with lawsuits filed against the Rhode Island Department of Transportation, RI Analytical and...

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RIDOT contractor destroys century-old trees in violation of plan

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A RIDOT contractor destroys century-old trees in violation of plan and without permit. The multibillion dollar construction company RIDOT is paying...

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9-year-old Pawtucket boy dies after medical emergency at Massachusetts beach

DARTMOUTH, M.A. — A Pawtucket boy died Sunday evening after suffering a medical emergency at a beach in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Emergency crews were...