Elizabeth Turley is a Distribution Producer for WPRI Connects, focusing on local news in Rhode Island, particularly in the Providence area. Elizabeth covers a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, local government, and human interest stories. Her goal is to provide accurate and timely information to the residents of Rhode Island and keep them informed about the events and issues that matter to their community.
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By: Elizabeth Turley, Kayla Fish
This Veterans Day, Chisholm Chisholm & Kirkpatrick’s Zachary Stolz, an attorney who focuses on representing disabled veterans in the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, joined 12 News …
This month, Neronha discussed attorney Max Wistow’s decision to withdraw from the Washington Bridge legal team, the conclusion of his office’s ILO Group investigation, and the stateR…
By: Steph Machado, Kim Kalunian, Elizabeth Turley
Today on 12 News at 4, Boston Globe Rhode Island reporter Steph Machado joined Kim Kalunian to share the outcome of a case involving the civil rights of multilingual learners in Providence.
By: Elizabeth Turley, Kayla Fish
Dr. Anuradha Ramaswamy, the medical director of bronchoscopy, interventional pulmonology, and the Lung Nodule Clinic at Kent Hospital, joined 12 News at 4 to talk about lung cancer, which is the mo…
By: Kim Kalunian, Elizabeth Turley
R.I. Foundation President and CEO David Cicilline joined 12 News at 4 to talk about the $550,000 being awarded to two dozen animal welfare organizations in the Ocean State.
As the holiday season draws near, Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island’s Executive Director Meg Grady joined 12 News at 4 to share a bit more about the organization.
By: Elizabeth Turley, Catie Mcneil
A local business is helping its neighbors get back on their feet after a large brush fire last Thursday.
Shannon Hegy visited a Seekonk elementary school where students have written heartfelt letters to past subjects of 12 News’ Small But Strong series, which spotlights local children battling r…
By: Elizabeth Turley, Shannon Hegy
Inside George R. Martin Elementary School in Seekonk is an entire hallway dedicated to Small But Strong, and the many children who define those powerful words.
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