AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Records Fight: The Pawtucket Police Department and the state AG’s office are refusing to release an arrest report, with the AG saying arrest reports are public records only when the adult is charged—an approach critics warn could enable “secret arrests.” Clergy Abuse Lawsuit Revival: Rhode Island’s Senate is set to move an amended “revival window” bill for expired clergy sex-abuse claims, with a July 1, 2026 start and a June 30, 2028 close, after constitutional concerns and a prior push for court guidance. World Cup Late-Night Hours: Gov. Dan McKee signed legislation letting local boards extend bar and restaurant hours during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, potentially up to 4 a.m. with alcohol service until 3 a.m. Local Governance & Safety: Coverage highlights sidewalk and accessibility hazards on Providence’s Benefit Street, where trees and retaining walls are making parts of the route effectively impassable. Health Watch: Moderna is expanding work on a potential vaccine for a rare Ebola strain as Rhode Island monitors select travelers. Community & Business: PBN named 40 Under Forty honorees, while Providence Business News also spotlighted local young professionals.
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