Lauren Brill is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Rhode Island, specifically in the Providence area. She writes for WPRI Connects and her work has also been featured in various other news outlets such as WFXV/WUTR/WPNY, Wwlp Channel 22 Tv, and WTNH-TV. Lauren covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, human interest stories, and breaking news.
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Providence, Rhode Island, United States (Local)
Lauren's coverage predominantly focuses on local community issues, government announcements, and evolving stories in Providence and Rhode Island. She frequently reports on topics such as community support after tragedies, local government initiatives, infrastructure challenges, and weather-related concerns.
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A Foster firefighter is sounding the alarm over the significant amount of mis-numbered homes in town.
Surveillance video from the night of March 16 shows a group surrounding the 2013 Hyundai Elantra, which was parked in a lot on Humes Street.
By: Lauren Brill, Sarah Doiron
The search continues for the driver who hit and killed a man in Dighton Thursday night.
For years, Massachusetts residents have been waiting for the South Coast Rail project to be finished, but they may have to wait a little longer.
Those at the Rhode Island Student Loan Authority’s College Planning Center are welcoming everyone who is currently having problems with their FAFSAs to swing by for assistance.
Officials estimated the fire Thursday night on North Main Street caused $75,000 worth of damage.
State lawmakers are once again trying to strengthen Rhode Island’s drunk driving laws.
Hotel workers took to the streets of Providence Wednesday to demand better wages and benefits, arguing that the sky-high room reservation rates are not matching the effort they’re putting in.
By: Lauren Brill, Sarah Doiron
The Pawtucket City Council passed a resolution Wednesday night condemning a “racist and inappropriate” social media comment reportedly made by a city employee.
It’s been nearly three years since 19-year-old David Lozada was shot and run over by a car.
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