Kayla Fish is a News Anchor/Reporter at WPRI 12. She specializes in covering themes related to religion and spirituality, healthcare, and cultural movements, often exploring the intersections of these topics. Kayla's work has been featured in KGET-TV 17, WTNH-TV, WWLP Channel 22 TV, NewsNation, and various platforms including Yahoo News and AOL, Inc.
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The next few months will be critical in determining the trajectory of the Ebola outbreak, according to Dr. Yvan Ilunga.
By: Kayla Fish, Sarah Bawden
Gov. Dan McKee put pen to paper Thursday, signing legislation designed to deliver accountability for victims of childhood sexual abuse into law.
David Champagne never thought that anyone would steal the inflatable waterslide he rented for his daughter’s 8th grade graduation party. Unfortunately, the Providence resident was wrong.
By: Kayla Fish, Sarah Bawden
“My wife went out for a walk in the morning and she came back in and said, ‘the inflatable’s gone.'”
By: Kayla Fish, Leah Crowley
While urgent care facilities and emergency rooms both take walk-ins, the services they provide to patients can be different.
By: Kayla Fish
It wasn’t on the agenda for Tuesday’s North Kingstown School Committee Meeting, but multiple people who attended spoke about a recent social media post by a member that’s sparked …
By: Jordan Tavares, Kayla Fish, Sarah Bawden
Massachusetts is cracking down on wrong-way drivers with new state-of-the-art technology, according to Gov. Maura Healey.
It's an exciting time to be from Cape Verde.
By: Kayla Fish
Since 2008, missionaries from Holy Apostles Church in Cranston have traveled to an orphanage in Jamaica to help the children and adults with disabilities who live there.
By: Kayla Fish
CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — Since 2008, missionaries from Holy Apostles Church in Cranston have traveled to an orphanage in Jamaica to help the children and adults with disabilities who live there.
