Donate
News & Stories
All Stories
Arts & Entertainment
Climate & Environment
Health
Politics
Education
Education Services
News & Stories
Adult Basic Education
Learn Channel
Shows
Our Shows
Watch On-Demand
TV Schedule
Independent Producers
Support
Become a Member
Passport
Sponsorship
Other Ways to Support
Clubs & Happenings
Events
Kids Club
Brit Club
Travel Club
Search The Site
Watch Live TV
ON DEMAND
Watch All Shows
Passport
Connect
twitter
instagram
facebook
tiktok
News & Culture

LIVESTREAM: Frank Caprio’s Funeral Service

August 29, 2025
Share
LIVESTREAM: Frank Caprio’s Funeral Service
August 29, 2025
Twitter
Email
Copy
Link Copied to Clipboard

The Funeral Mass of beloved Judge Frank Caprio, celebrated by Archbishop Richard G. Henning, at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Providence, Rhode Island.

News & Culture
Judge Frank Caprio Honored With Rhode Island’s Version of a State Funeral
Thousands paid tribute to the beloved “nicest judge in the world” as Archbishop Richard Henning led his funeral Mass, followed by a procession through Atwells Avenue and final burial in Cranston
August 29, 2025 08:21 AM
 · 
David Wright
Read More

Climate & Environment
Rhode Island Joins Legal Fight to Block Trump From Dismantling Disaster Preparation Program
FEMA program has funded modeling tool to identify flood risks in Rhode Island’s coastal and inland waters
July 17, 2025
 · 
Alexander Castro
Housing
How Does Rhode Island Rank on Affordable Rental Housing in New Report? At Least It’s Not as Bad as Mass.
Findings show Ocean State improved in latest ranking of most expensive states to find housing
July 17, 2025
 · 
Christopher Shea
Climate & Environment
Climate Change on the Agenda as New R.I. Senate Study Commission Starts Work
Other legislative panels prepare to study Pawtuxet River flooding, Central Falls schools
July 17, 2025
 · 
Nancy Lavin
Arts & Entertainment
City Council Vote May Decide the Fate of New Bedford’s Zeiterion Theatre
The council voted last month to eliminate the funding Zeiterion gets from the city, which accounts for about 20% of the theater’s operating revenue. But at the mayor’s request, the council will vote Thursday, July 17 on whether to restore it. If the funds aren’t restored, it could threaten the existence of the 102-year-old venue
July 17, 2025
 · 
James Baumgartner
Arts & Entertainment
Tickets on Sale Friday for First ‘Nashville North’ Concert Series in Westerly
Victoria Banks, Phil Barton, and Emily Shackelson, three of Nashville’s most respected singer-songwriters, will perform Nov. 8
July 17, 2025
 · 
Joe Tasca
News & Culture
Season 4 of Animal Talk Delivers Heart, Humor—and Plenty of Animal Antics
From therapy dogs and healing horses to wildlife rescues and foster journeys, host Karen Kalunian and the Animal Talk crew go behind the scenes with Rhode Island’s most inspiring animal advocates
July 17, 2025
 · 
Mary Steele
Load More