Kate Wilkinson is a Content Editor with a focus on local news in Rhode Island, particularly in the Providence area. She has written for various publications including WPRI Connects, The Globe and Mail, and Business Day, covering a range of topics including civil rights, transportation, small businesses, and crime. Her work has also been featured on Wwlp Channel 22 Tv and Devdiscourse.
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Kate Wilkinson's reporting mainly focuses on local government and politics, crime, infrastructure, business, education, energy, public safety, legal issues and healthcare in Rhode Island. She appears to be interested in evolving stories related to these topics with a specific emphasis on government announcements.
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The solar field is expected to generate 8.7 million kilowatt hours each year.
WPRI Reporter Kate Wilkinson posted this “Breaking” story. While that is certainly some good economic news and it is good that an abandoned building is getting new life, I wouldn’t call this “Breaking.”
By: Kate Wilkinson
The new executive order signed Wednesday takes effect immediately.
The Rhode Island Department of Health has launched a new lead registry and is requiring landlords statewide to sign up before Oct. 1.
By: Kate Wilkinson
CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — The Rhode Island Department of Health has launched a new lead registry and is requiring landlords statewide to sign up before Oct. 1.
By: Kate Wilkinson
Posted: Updated: PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — With views of Narragansett Bay and towering wind turbines, Rhode Island leaders gathered
CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — A student from Scituate and one from Cranston were both arrested within the last seven days due to unrelated threatening statements they posted online.
By: Kate Wilkinson
Posted: Updated: NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (WPRI) — Where Quidnessett Country Club meets Narragansett Bay stands a roughly 600-foot sea
By: Kate Wilkinson
The last time a Constitutional Convention was held in Rhode Island was 1986.
By: Kate Wilkinson
RI Energy Crews arrived on Thursday to aid in restoration efforts in Tampa.
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