Katie Benoit is a Multimedia Journalist at WJAR – NBC 10 in Providence, Rhode Island. She focuses on topics such as public education, school administration, government, and politics, often exploring the intersections of these areas with public policy and law enforcement technology. Katie has been featured in various outlets including VITAL SIGNS HEALTH FAIR INC, WNYO-TV, and Fox 29 TV, among others.
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Katie Benoit's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly crime and community events in Providence and Southern New England. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage related to sports, family/relationships, and crime.
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Rhode Island is recognizing 988 day on Monday.
By: Katie Benoit
A Rhode Island College wrestler is sharing stroke warning signs after recently suffering from a scary stroke.
By: Katie Benoit
Changes could be coming to West Warwick schools if voters approve a bond question Wednesday.
By: Katie Benoit
Rhode Island law Enforcement leaders say they have concerns about congressional bills which could increase the weight tractor trailer trucks carry on the highwa
By: Katie Benoit
A new report from the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council showed the Ocean State are among top spenders on public safety and government.
By: Katie Benoit
Former Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor has stopped fighting to get his job back.
A banner proclaims "15,000 Jobs Strong" at Quonset Business Park. (WJAR)
Tyler Baglini was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after pleading guilty on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025. (WJAR)
Highlander Charter School teachers were loud with signs out on the picket line Monday morning while classes were cancelled.The Rhode Island Department of Education has said the picket line is illegal.
