Molly Levine is a Weekend News Anchor/Reporter at WNYO-TV. She specializes in covering themes related to food and beverages, health and wellness, as well as arts and entertainment, weaving these topics together to engage her audience. Molly's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Maneater, Saveur, and FOX 8/14.
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Molly Levine's coverage primarily focuses on evolving and breaking local news stories, often with themes related to crime, community support, and family. She seems particularly interested in stories that bring communities together or address challenges faced by local residents.
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By: Molly Levine
Two people were arrested after a dispersal involving 300 people in the parking lot of Lovera VIP, a Providence night club
By: Molly Levine
The man arrested after an incident on the Block Island Ferry faced a judge on Tuesday morning.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — The second disciplinary hearing for Providence Police Sgt. Joseph Hanley started Wednesday but wrapped up in just about two hours
By: Molly Levine
Monday marks one year since the tragic fire at Gabriel House Assisted Living Facility in Fall River.
Two private donations from local community leaders will fully cover the cost of replacing 90 youth football helmets stolen from a Providence storage facility.
A woman is critically hurt and her dog has died after they were hit by a car while walking along Brayton Avenue in Fall River.
More affordable housing is coming to the city of Providence.
By: Molly Levine
Rhode Island will now keep track of who owns electric cars, for the sake of firefighter safety, following new legislation signed into law.
CRANSTON, R.I. (WJAR) — Investigators are looking into a sudden, suspicious death in Cranston. It happened at an apartment inside of a home at the corner o
By: Molly Levine
Providence voters will soon decide who will lead Rhode Island's capital city for the next four years.
