Good morning, Providence.

After a skiing accident in Maine paralyzed University of Rhode Island PhD candidate Jake Bonney and forced him to cancel contracts, he now pilots a remotely controlled vehicle from his rehabilitation to explore shipwrecks in Narragansett Bay and Lake Ontario using new low-orbit satellite internet—technology that is changing how engineers examine the ocean.

Award-winning chef Sky Haneul Kim announced she is leaving local restaurant Gift Horse for a move to South Korea with her husband so they can welcome their child, and their last day at the restaurants will be Sept.

22—Gift Horse has promoted John Robinson to Sous Chef while Oberlin has named Chris Tanfi as Chef de Cuisine.

Murmur HiFi Lounge will open this December at 276 Westminster St. in downtown Providence, offering high-fidelity analog sound and a menu of Asian-influenced cocktails and izakaya-style food.

Co-owners Robert Troutman and Allison Johnson designed the space to honor the city's rich music past — building on the legacy of former popular venues.

Providence journalist William J.

Kole has written a new book called In Guns We Trust: The Unholy Trinity of White Evangelicals, Politics, and Firearms that shows how fear has raised gun ownership among white conservative Christians—he said they own guns over four times more than other groups. He will discuss the book at 7 p.m. Oct. 14 at Riffraff Bookstore and Bar as he argues that more guns will not fix gun violence.

Hasbro is moving its corporate headquarters from Pawtucket to Boston because it wants access to a richer talent pool—about 700 headquarters jobs will shift while Rhode Island plans to redevelop the former site to spark new economic activity.

Bryan Jones of the Rhode Island FFA Association said that high land costs—averaging $17,000 per acre—have made it hard for over 1,000 state farms to earn a profit even as local food demand has grown.

He noted that tough economic challenges and minimal state support leave farmers at risk while debates over lab grown meat hint at future changes.

North Providence history teacher Tina O'Brien was named Rhode Island History Teacher of the Year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute for American History last month.

She uses field trips and interactive lessons (including visits to local historic sites) to help her students see how the past connects with today.

Officials announced that a 12% cut to the 2026 striped bass harvest will be put in place to rebuild the fish stock by 2029 with a public meeting at URI Bay Campus on Sept.

16 from 6 to 8 p.m.—Visitors can also explore the Newport International Boat Show from Sept. 11 to 14 in downtown Newport to see power boats, sailboats and marine products along with seminars and boating courses.

The Naval War College held its 9/11 memorial event on Sept.

11 to honor the 11 students and alumni killed when Flight 77 struck the Pentagon, as officers laid a wreath beside a limestone slab from the attack. Officials said the ceremony brought deep emotions and reminded younger generations of the tragic loss—preserving memories for those who did not witness the events firsthand.

Brown University researchers found that private equity ownership of opioid treatment programs did not improve treatment access, reduce opioid deaths, or increase methadone availability.

The study reviewed 357 programs acquired between 2011 and 2022 and noted that high-investment states like Tennessee face heightened concerns—prompting lawmakers to question investor roles in public health.

Providence VA and Rhode Island FC are hosting a veteran suicide awareness event today that brings together veterans, RIFC players, and VA mental health professionals—aimed at building a stronger connection between veterans and the community.

Thursday's high school games showed strong wins as Middletown’s boys soccer team scored 11—1 against Times2, Narragansett edged Exeter West Greenwich 2—1, and Cranston Co-op beat Toll Gate 3—0 in field hockey.

Coaches are reminded to report results by 10 p.m.—and today’s schedule includes football, soccer, tennis, and volleyball contests across the state.

Bentley Falcons at Bryant Bulldogs Football Game

2-7:30 p.m. — Beirne Stadium — Cost info unavailable — Witness an exciting college football clash between Bentley and Bryant.

High Tea Performance

8 p.m. — The Parlour Providence — $17 — Experience the unique blend of folk-punk storytelling and harmony from High Tea's captivating duo.

2nd Annual Jewish Culture Fest

Join us for the 2nd Annual Jewish Culture Fest — happening Sunday, September 14, from 11am–4pm at the Dwares JCC! This high-energy, family-friendly festival is back and bigger than ever, featuring live performances from Nefesh Mountain, the return of fan favorites Ezekiel's Wheels and the Rachel Linsky Dancers, and Rock-a-Baby rocking the stage in our expanded KidZone!

Alison Krauss Concert

7-9 p.m. — Veterans Memorial Auditorium (The VETS) — Ticket prices vary — Experience the sensational bluegrass-country sounds of Alison Krauss with Union Station and Jerry Douglas.

Max Gomez w/ Shannon McNally

7-10 p.m. — The Parlour Providence — $22.66 — Experience the soulful sounds of Max Gomez and Shannon McNally in an intimate setting.

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child

7:30 PM – 9:00 PM — Providence Performing Arts Center — Tickets vary — Wands at the ready for a spellbinding theatrical journey through the magical world of Harry Potter.

EagleMania Tribute Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Stadium Theatre — $31, $36, $41 — Experience the world's greatest Eagles tribute band performing iconic hits with stunning harmonies.

One Funny Lisa Marie Live Event

4-7 p.m. — Comedy Connection — Tickets available — Enjoy laughter with internet comedy sensation Lisa Marie Riley as she shares stories and interacts live with fans.

Jason Loewenstein Live Performance

7-11 p.m. — Myrtle — Check website for entry — Experience innovative sound with percussion as melody and pitched instruments as percussion.

Bre Kennedy and Jade Bird Live

7-10 p.m. — Alchemy — Ticket prices vary — Experience an energizing performance by Bre Kennedy and Jade Bird in a vibrant setting.

Kids On Fire: There and Back Again Tour 2025

7-10:30 p.m. — Fete Music Hall — $10 — Experience an electrifying night of live music with Kids On Fire and special guests.