WARWICK, R.I. (WPRI) — A Woonsocket man accused of causing a stir at CCRI’s Flanagan Campus faced a judge on Friday. Junior Sage, 48, was arraigned on several charges including four counts of ...

She declined to say whether she intends to apply. The bigger picture: The CCRI presidency is one of the most important jobs in higher education in Rhode Island, as former president Meghan Hughes ...

The incident prompted a "Shelter in Place" order at CCRI and nearby schools, causing concern among students, faculty, and staff. CCRI's interim president has requested a review of the incident and ...

Friday, state representatives joined others at CCRI, Creative Care for Reaching Independence, for a listening session on why this can’t happen. “I’m not calling Governor Walz a jerk.

Sage, who carried knives and an Airsoft-style pistol, was at the center of a disturbance on a college-bound transit bus on Thursday before he stepped off the transport at CCRI, police say.