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RI state prosecutor whose Newport arrest went viral pleads no contest to charges. What that means.
Rhode Island Assistant Attorney General Devon Flanagan pleaded no contest to trespassing after being arrested outside Newport's Clarke Cooke House. Flanagan was given a six-month filing and six months of unpaid leave from her job.
Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Flanagan has been put on unpaid leave for six months, officials said.
Devon Hogan Flanagan, the assistant attorney general in Rhode Island caught on video in an exchange with police, was placed ...
Farm Fresh RI connects farmers with chefs and consumers through various programs, including farmers' markets, a culinary job training program, and an online marketplace. As summer ends, let's hear it ...
Crowds gathered in Newport on Tuesday evening to rally against the Trump administration's stop-work order on the Revolution ...
"Whether you're looking to lay out on the sand in summer or prefer walking along the water spotting wildlife and collecting ...
Newport Cannabis Co. celebrates its grand opening Labor Day weekend in Portsmouth with food trucks, music, deals & charity.
The article 5 RI Police Agencies Teaming For Labor Day DUI Enforcement appeared first on Newport Patch. NEWPORT, RI — Five ...
Rhode Island State Police (RISP), along with multiple city and town police departments, will be conducting a Labor Day DUI ...
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