Good morning, Providence.

A Woonsocket man, Emmanuel Algaria, convicted in 2015 of killing his girlfriend Catherine Salvi, will be released on parole in May (before finishing his 18-year sentence), and her mother said the family did not get notice of the parole hearing.

The Providence Journal is asking readers to vote for their Student of the Week after high school principals, teachers, and counselors nominated Jack Sullivan from South Kingstown High School and Bobbi Calder from William Davies Career and Technical High School—voting is open until noon on April 10 and the winner will be announced Friday on providencejournal.com and in print in the Providence Sunday Journal.

University of Rhode Island researchers used millions of animal photos to study 445 species and find that nearly 40% show more than one active period—differences that shift with human activity and climate change.

The study, which collected data from 20,080 camera sites in 38 countries, could lead to a new way of classifying animal behavior.

Community critics say online sports betting ads on social media lure young people into gambling—a recent survey showed many under 30 had gambling problems.

Lawmakers in Rhode Island are now discussing new rules to cut these ads and change contracts that let users 18 and older bet online.

Anchor Medical Associates, with centers in Providence, Warwick, and Lincoln, will close on June 30.

The state department of health has set up a webpage to help patients find a new primary doctor—patients are advised to print their medication list and request copies of their medical records before the practice shuts.

City and state leaders gathered Monday for Tempo’s grand opening and Tandem’s groundbreaking in Providence’s innovation district.

The phased project — led by Pennrose and partners — provides affordable housing, retail space, and childcare near I-195.

Annual Rhode Island Home Show

Various times — Rhode Island Convention Center — Admission fee varies — Explore Southern New England's largest home improvement showcase featuring gardens, energy solutions, and brewing innovations.

Foolproof Friday Songwriter Series with J. Michael Graham

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Foolproof Brewing Company — Check for any applicable fees — Enjoy an evening of live music featuring J. Michael Graham and special guest performances.

Flycatcher Live Concert

6-10 p.m. — Alchemy — $18 adv. / $22 dos — Experience live music from Flycatcher, Slow Joy, and Timelines in a vibrant venue.

Violin River: Grateful Dead Tribute

1-4 p.m. — Alchemy — Free entry — Celebrate the music of The Grateful Dead and raise the good vibes with the Tribe.

Create Your City

4-5 p.m. — Community Libraries of Providence: Smith Hill Library — Free entry — Youth engage in city planning activities including public art and designing their ideal living space.

Open Studio Makerspace Session

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Community Libraries of Providence: Mount Pleasant Library — RSVP required — Explore creativity with independent projects using various makerspace equipment.

Meet the Artists: Community Arts Spring Exhibition

6-7:30 p.m. — Community Libraries of Providence: Mount Pleasant Library — Free entry — Engage in conversation with local artists showcasing spring exhibition artworks.

ProvSlam Grand Slam Finals

7-10 p.m. — AS220's Empire Street Complex — $5-10 suggested donation — Witness the best poets compete for a spot on the 2025 Providence Poetry Slam Team.

Get The Led Out Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Historic Park Theatre and Event Center — Prices from $39 to $69 — Experience Led Zeppelin's legacy live with the tribute band Get The Led Out, delivering an unforgettable performance.

Bill Callahan Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Greenwich Odeum — Ticket prices vary — Experience the poetic sounds of Bill Callahan in an intimate setting.