Gino DeAngelis is a Digital Media Producer at ABC6, focusing on local news in Rhode Island, particularly in Providence. With a background in journalism from UConn and Emerson, Gino has experience writing and editing articles on a range of topics, including crime, science, and community events.
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A humpback whale in the Cape Cod Canal on Nov. 20, 2024. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers/Facebook)
Norton paramedics train using the ultrasound device to help find suitable veins for IV placement. (Norton Fire Department)NORTON, Mass. (WLNE) — The Norton Fire Department said it has purchased two ne ultrasound devices and have trained for their use. The department said the devices will be used to find internal bleeding in those who have suffered serious injuries as well...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Providence Police Department said the victim in a shooting that occurred on Chad Brown Street on Nov. 20 is in “critical condition.” Police closed down a portion of a nearby housing complex, with officers looking closely at a car, which had bullet holes and blood on the front seat, that crashed into a tree in...
A deer, traps, and rifle seized by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management. (RIDEM/Facebook)
Homicide suspect Tajon Saxon of Fall River. (Bristol County District Attorney's Office)FALL RIVER, Mass. (WLNE) — Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn said that the suspect in a 2023 murder in Fall River was held without bail. 26-year-old Tajon Saxon was charged with murder, carrying a loaded illegal firearm, and carrying an illegal firearm in the murder of 23-year-old Diamonte...
Maicol Jose Baires Soriano, Carlos Arnulfo Vasquez Hernandez, and Victor Alfanzo Ramirez Valdivieso were arrested in Nantucket for alleged cocaine trafficking. (Nantucket Police Department)
By: Gino Deangelis
WEST WARWICK, R.I. (WLNE) — West Warwick School Department Superintendent Karen Tarasevich said a Title IX investigation into alleged misconduct by Head Cheerleading Coach Taylor Gargano found “no evidence supporting the allegations of wrongdoing.” Gargano was originally put on administrative leave in September after an anonymous complaint. Tarasevich said that the investigation, which was initiated in September, followed the district’s...
By: Gino Deangelis
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Providence Board of Licenses ordered both Mezzo Lounge and Saje Kitchen to remain closed during investigations into violent incidents that took place at both businesses. Mezzo Lounge on Charles Street was ordered to close after a shots fired incident, while Saje Kitchen was closed after a stabbing that involved the restaurant’s owner, who was arrested,...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Rhode Island Board of Elections said that it completed a Risk Limiting Audit after the 2024 General Election and found no discrepancies in results. Executive Director of the Board of Elections Miguel Nunez said the audit is used to ensure there are no discrepancies between election results and actual ballots. Nunez added that the voting...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — Providence Mayor Brett Smiley signed off on the city’s new Comprehensive Plan after it was approved by the city council.
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