The Latest From Warren

Don't pick up after your pooch at your own peril in Warren

If you don't pick up your dog's doo at parks around town, it may mean you and your pooch will lose access after the council gave the second of two necessary approvals to an ordinance change at its …
Updated: Warrenites wake up powerless Friday morning, Nov. 13
Residents of the east side of Warren and parts of the north end woke up without any electricity Friday, Nov. 13, remaining sans power … Read More
Council considers options for National Guard Armory purchase in Warren
The future of the former Rhode Island National Guard Armory on Market Street was up for discussion at the council's November 10 … Read More
Warren Veterans Day remembrance 2026
The family of fallen United States Marine Cpl. David Massa were the honored guests at the 2026 Warren Veterans Day remembrance held … Read More
Warren Senior Center knitters share their recent creations
As has been the case for the past 20 years or more, the ladies who have worked diligently in the Warren Senior Center's knitting and … Read More
Warren Police Log: Officers respond to different types of 'dumps'
The following is the Warren Police Department weekly arrest blotter: Saturday, Oct. 31 Thomas Vaillancourt, 22 and of … Read More
Cicchinelli paces Huskies at cross country state meet
Sophomore Jourdan Cicchinelli was the top runner for the Mt. Hope High School girls' cross country team at the 2026 state championship … Read More
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