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- 1Unverified claims allege Candace Owens cheated with a womanβCandace Owens is a lesbian who cheated on her husband George Farmer in 2022 with a woman. 4 data leaks from 2007/2008 ga
Social media users are circulating claims that commentator Candace Owens had an affair with a woman in 2022, citing alleged leaked data from 2007/2008 gay dating profiles linked to her email addresses, including a University of Rhode Island account. The posts accuse her of hypocrisy over her conservative Christian 'tradwife' image. The claims are unverified and no evidence has been confirmed independently.
- 2Gov. Rhoden urges Congress to protect Missouri River managementβΌGov. Rhoden urges congress to protect Missouri River resource management
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden is calling on Congress to safeguard Missouri River resource management, an issue of major importance to the state's water supply, flood control, and recreation interests along the river system. The appeal, reported by Dakota News Now, reflects ongoing concerns in the Dakotas about federal oversight of the river's reservoirs and how management priorities are set for upstream states.
- 3Electric boat maker Flux Marine hosts EV event in Rhode IslandβI went to an electric car event today. It was at a boat manufacturer thatβs making electric boats, Flux Marine in RI. It
An attendee at an electric vehicle event held at Flux Marine, a Rhode Island boat manufacturer building electric outboard motors, described riding a rigid inflatable boat and touring the facility. They called the ride quiet and fast, but were not yet convinced an electric boat could replace their current ski boat, reflecting common hesitations about range and performance for recreation.
- 4Why Rhode Islanders complain but never leaveβWe complain about Rhode Island. Why we also canβt leave it
The Providence Journal explores a familiar paradox: Rhode Islanders grumble constantly about their state's taxes, roads, and politics, yet rarely move away. The piece argues that the state's small size, tight-knit communities, coastline, food culture, and family ties keep people rooted, making the complaints a kind of local identity rather than a genuine urge to depart.
- 5Bishop Lewandowski leads prayer for migrants at Wyatt Detention CenterβBishop Bruce Lewandowski leads prayer for migrants detained at Wyatt Detention Center
Bishop Bruce Lewandowski led a prayer service for migrants being held at the Wyatt Detention Center, a facility in Rhode Island that has long been used to detain immigration detainees. The gesture highlights ongoing religious and community concern over immigration enforcement and the treatment of detained migrants in the region.
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Scientists in Rhode Island are leading community education sessions about the wildlife of the Narrow River, sharing knowledge about the estuary's plants and animals with local residents. The outreach aims to build public awareness of the river's ecosystem and encourage stewardship of the waterway, drawing interest from people who live around the watershed.
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South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden has announced funding through RHT grants aimed at strengthening emergency medical services in the state. The grants are intended to support and improve EMS operations, particularly in communities where emergency response resources are limited. The announcement comes as rural states nationwide continue to face challenges staffing and funding ambulance and emergency care services.