Eli Sherman is a reporter at WPRI 12, a CBS station in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. With a focus on local news, Eli covers a wide range of topics including politics, education, transportation, and legal issues. His work has been featured in various media outlets and he is always open to receiving tips and story ideas.
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Eli Sherman's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics, with an emphasis on legal and regulatory matters, as well as evolving stories and breaking news. He frequently covers topics such as criminal cases, land deals, homelessness, bridges, corruption, and elections within the Rhode Island area.
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By: Eli Sherman, Sarah Guernelli
City officials have become fed up with the deterioration, making the defunct hospital a target for vandals and trespassers.
By: Eli Sherman, Tim White, Ted Nesi
The yearslong criminal investigation examined how the governor’s administration awarded a lucrative contract to a politically connected firm.
By: Eli Sherman, Tim White, Ted Nesi
The probe showed Gov. Dan McKee steered a lucrative contract to a politically connected firm in 2021. No criminal charges were filed.
By: Tim White, Eli Sherman, Ted Nesi
The ILO Group investigation cleared the governor of criminal wrongdoing, but there could be additional repercussions.
The Thursday news conference comes two days after the state’s top law enforcement officials ended the yearslong criminal investigation.
Providence Place is Rhode Island’s largest mall.
By: Ted Nesi, Eli Sherman, Tim White
The governor said Thursday he hadn’t paid lobbyists Bill Murphy for the services.
The payment comes just days after the governor said he hadn't paid for the legal services provided during last legislative session.
Posted: Updated: PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — R.I. House of Representative Republicans have reelected Rep.
By: Hannah Cotter, Eli Sherman
“He bites, he scratches, he hits, he punches,” says UNAP president Lynn Blais.
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