Melanie Dasilva is a journalist based in Providence, Rhode Island. She writes for WPRI Connects and her work has also appeared in KTVI FOX 2, KOIN-TV, and KRQE News. Melanie covers local news stories, including crime, development, weather-related events, and community events in the Rhode Island area.
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Providence, Rhode Island, United States (Local)
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The winner will enjoy a private stay at the historic home on Second Street in Fall River, which includes a Ghost Tour and more.
Providence police are investigating a stabbing that occurred at Rhode Island Hospital early Friday morning.
By: Melanie Dasilva, Kait Walsh
“There are so many different ways to celebrate those we love,” his mother Cristina said.
A Lincoln man has been convicted of sexually assaulting three girls under the age of 14, according to prosecutors.
Pickleball fans in Barrington will soon have brand new courts to play on.
A new fishing season brings new regulations in Rhode Island.
By: Joe Cortese, Melanie Dasilva
Police in Boston got an unusual 911 call this week from a man asking if someone could wish him a happy birthday.
Two of the boys suffered serious injuries, but all three were rushed to the hospital and have since recovered.
They added that he had dry, quick-witted humor and loved being a grandfather to his four grandchildren.
Posted: Updated: CHARLESTOWN, R.I. (WPRI) — The state of Rhode Island has two new residents.
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