Cal Dymowski is a television news reporter for WJAR-TV, focusing on local news in Rhode Island, particularly in Providence. His work has also appeared on WITN-TV. Cal covers a wide range of topics, including sports, crime, politics, and community events, providing insightful and timely reporting to the viewers in his area.
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Providence, Rhode Island, United States (Local)
Based on Cal Dymowski's coverage, he focuses primarily on local news in Rhode Island, with an emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as entertainment news, sports, crime, and family & relationships.
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University of Rhode Island is putting its basketball teams in a position to level up.
A female player for Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School suffered significant injuries to her face and mouth after a male player on the opposing team hit the ball that deflected into her. (Swampscott Youtube)
A former Brockton, Massachusetts police officer who recently worked in the Veterans Benefits Administration in Providence, is facing a slew of charges as prosecutors allege he extorted money from Rhode Island veterans who sought benefits they needed the most.
Calls for a ceasefire in Gaza rang out in Providence on Sunday.A large crowd gathered at the Pedestrian Bridge to demand state and federal leaders stop what th
The countdown to a government shutdown is less than a week away.The shutdown could impact millions of people and some of the programs and services they need the
This still from police body camera video of a home in Warwick shows walls that appear to be scrawled with crayon. (Warwick Police Department)
Several states are reporting cases of an undetermined sickness that has hospitalized dogs and, in some cases, has been deadly.
An object on the shore of the Barrington River is baffling some locals, and NBC 10 News is trying to help figure it out.A large, unidentified object sits south
As the colder weather is here to stay, Rhode Island's housing department is in the final stages of securing a new space for a family shelter.
It's early December, but Providence leaders aren't pushing snowplow preps to the side.
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