Lauren Brill is a Multimedia Journalist at WFXV/WUTR/WPNY. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, education, and sports, with a particular focus on public education, major league sports, and urban art. Lauren's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Wwlp Channel 22 TV, WTNH-TV, The Hill, and Yahoo News.
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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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Despite pushback from residents, the North Kingstown Town Council has decided to keep the school-zone speed cameras in place.
By: Sarah Bawden, Lauren Brill, Kim Kalunian
The brother of a woman who was brutally beaten to death more than two decades ago has made it his mission to ensure the man he believes killed her stays behind bars, even though that man was acquit…
By: Sarah Bawden, Lauren Brill
Police were investigating in a Taunton neighborhood Tuesday night.
By: Lauren Brill, Sarah Bawden
Savannah Taglianetti and Addison Tavares are kicking off their summer vacation by giving back to a family who needs it most.
It remains to be seen whether Gov. Dan McKee will veto legislation that would place a moratorium on charter schools statewide.
The incumbent and his Democratic challenger both filed their candidacy paperwork as the governor tries to change the dynamic in the campaign.
By: Sarah Bawden, Lauren Brill
Felton Messina is tired of having to pick up the golf balls that land in his yard.
BRISTOL, R.I. (WPRI) — Rhode Island is currently in its first drought watch since 2002 , and the conditions could create a dangerous mix as everyone heads out to celebrate America's 250th anniversary this weekend.
By: Lauren Brill, Elizabeth Turley
Monday, July 13, marks one year since a devastating fire at the Gabriel House Assisted Living Facility shook the city of Fall River, killing 10 residents and injuring dozens of others.
By: Lauren Brill, Kayla Fish, Sarah Bawden
FALL RIVER, Mass. (WPRI) — It was an emotional evening Monday as dozens gathered to remember the 10 residents who were killed in a devastating fire that ripped through a Fall River assisted living facility last year.
