Good morning, Providence.

Pawtucket police shot Sebastian Yidana on Sunday morning near Broad Street and Goff Avenue after reports said he held a plastic replica rifle, and his injury was minor—investigators from the attorney general’s office, state police, and Pawtucket police are still examining the case as the officer remains on administrative leave.

Chandler Cardente, a 31-year-old, pleaded guilty in March to federal charges of sexual enticement of a minor and a murder-for-hire plot after he was arrested for child molestation in Burrillville, and he will remain in prison on a 35-year state sentence—he is not expected to be released until December 2056.

Governor Dan McKee’s revised $14.2B budget proposal is set for a House Finance Committee vote on June 10 or 11 – lawmakers will address a $32M RIPTA deficit, a shortage of primary care doctors, changes to truck tolls, and a potential millionaire’s tax on incomes over $625K.

The plan also proposes new fees and tax hikes to fund homeless services – further details will be clarified as committee discussions continue.

The Providence Journal will hold its High School All-States Awards Show on June 18 at PPAC—where more than 300 high school athletes will be honored and Rhode Island FC midfielder Clay Holstad will share his journey as Player of the Year awards in various sports will be given.

Moses Brown’s girls lacrosse team won its third state championship with a 16 to 8 victory over La Salle on Sunday, using strong defense to take control of the game.

Key players helped shift the momentum after a slow start and secured the win.

La Salle Softball beat Chariho 5-3 at Rhode Island College, giving the Rams their third straight state title and making them only the third team in state history to win three in a row.

Junior pitcher Hailey Vigneau closed the game by striking out the side in the seventh inning—adding to their undefeated in-state record this season.

Blues For An Alabama Sky

7:30-9:40 p.m. — Trinity Repertory Company — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a captivating theatrical performance that also supports a charitable cause.

Summer Concerts feat. Hungrytown

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Community Libraries of Providence: Rochambeau Library — Free entry — Enjoy a vibrant evening of eclectic folk and rock music under the stars.

BabaluAye13 Live Performance

9 p.m. — Jet Set Restaurant & Lounge — Tickets available — Experience a one-of-a-kind live performance by BabaluAye13.

Dinos at Dusk

5-9 p.m. — Roger Williams Park Zoo — Ticket prices vary — Experience the thrill of life-size animatronic dinosaurs while exploring zoo exhibits.

Jim Robitaille Live Performance

5-11 p.m. — The Parlour Providence — Admission often varies — Enjoy a night of smooth jazz at a top local venue.

USA Gymnastics Championships Single Day Pass

7:30-10:30 a.m. — Amica Mutual Pavilion — Ticket required for wristband — Experience top-tier gymnastics action in a vibrant local setting.

Blues For An Alabama Sky (Sensory Friendly)

3:30-11:30 p.m. — Trinity Repertory Company — Ticket prices vary — Experience a sensory-friendly performance of a touching story set against a backdrop of blues music.

USA Gymnastics Championships Thursday Arena Sessions

1:30-5:30 p.m. — Amica Mutual Pavilion — All session pass for both venues — Watch top gymnasts compete at the USA Gymnastics Championships.

Professor Roots Reggae Dance Party

6-8:30 p.m. — The Parlour Providence — $10 — Experience a lively evening of ska, rock steady, and reggae from a local band.

Sarah Millican: Late Bloomer

7-9 p.m. — Providence Performing Arts Center — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening of laughter with Sarah Millican as she shares her journey from quiet child to comedic performer.