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RI Lottery Mega Millions, Lucky For Life winning numbers for Sept. 9, 2025

Rhode Island Lottery announced winning numbers for multiple draw games on September 9, 2025. Mega Millions saw winning numbers of 06-43-52-64-65 with a Mega Ball of 22, while Lucky For Life's winning numbers were 02-04-07-34-46 with a Lucky Ball of 07. Players can claim prizes under $600 at retailers, while larger winnings must be claimed at Lottery Headquarters.

Governor's race shapes up, top running backs and more Providence Journal Daily Briefing

Rhode Island's Attorney General Peter Neronha challenges the Trump administration's actions as unlawful. The Providence Journal's daily briefing highlights various local stories, including a new portrait gallery showcasing influential Rhode Island Latinos. Other topics include police outreach initiatives and a stuntwoman's role in major films.

Will RI's most haunted attraction be demolished? What to know about The Conjuring House.

The Conjuring House in Burrillville will be auctioned on Halloween, sparking interest from horror fans and developers. The future of the property is uncertain, with options ranging from reopening as an attraction to being redeveloped.

Mock arrest at bocce event stuns teens then sparks dialogue with police

Rhode Island State Trooper Ruth Hernandez engaged in a mock arrest scenario with motorcyclist Bruce Cirliss during a bocce event aimed at fostering trust between local youth and police. The event took place in a Smithfield parking lot where around 20 young people gathered to play bocce with officers. The mock arrest surprised the teens but initiated important dialogue between them and law enforcement.

The Conjuring House to be sold at Halloween foreclosure auction

The Conjuring House in Burrillville, Rhode Island, will be auctioned on Halloween due to foreclosure after the owner, Jacqueline Nuñez, failed to maintain mortgage payments. Comedian Matt Rife, who has shown interest in purchasing the property, may have the opportunity to bid. The auction is set for 11 a.m. on October 31, requiring a $25,000 deposit from the winning bidder.

It's official Hasbro is relocating to Boston. What the announcement says.

Hasbro will relocate its corporate headquarters from Pawtucket, Rhode Island, to Boston by the end of 2026, affecting 700 employees. The move aims to leverage Boston's business environment and is part of a broader cost-cutting strategy. Rhode Island officials, including Gov. Dan McKee, expressed disappointment as they worked to keep the company in the state.

Charlie Kirk's death, Revolution Wind, 911 Providence Journal Daily Briefing

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha argues that actions taken by the Trump administration are unlawful. The Daily Briefing for September 5, 2025, covers other local highlights, including a stuntwoman from Providence involved in major films and a new portrait gallery featuring notable Rhode Island Latinos.

RI Lottery Powerball, Lucky For Life winning numbers for Sept. 8, 2025

The Rhode Island Lottery announced the winning numbers for multiple draw games on September 8, 2025. Powerball winners picked 26-28-41-53-64, with a Powerball of 09, while Lucky For Life numbers were 05-09-21-22-36, and the Lucky Ball was 18. Players can claim prizes under $600 at any retailer, while larger winnings must be claimed at Lottery Headquarters.

RI Lottery Lucky For Life, Numbers Midday winning numbers for Sept. 7, 2025

Rhode Island Lottery announced the winning numbers for multiple draw games on September 7, 2025. Notable results include Lucky For Life numbers 13-29-34-37-40 with a Lucky Ball of 09, and Wild Money numbers 02-11-13-17-23 with an Extra of 25. Players can claim prizes under $600 at retailers, while larger winnings must be claimed at Lottery Headquarters in Cranston.

Caught on camera Assistant AGs arrest raises questions about body camera policy

Rhode Island Assistant Attorney General Devon Hogan Flanagan was arrested for trespassing after she requested a police officer to turn off his body camera, incorrectly citing protocol. The Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association clarified that officers may only deactivate body cameras at the request of victims or witnesses, not suspects. Flanagan’s arrest has drawn attention to the state's body camera policies.

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