Good morning, Providence.

Thomas Perkins, 68, and his wife Agatha, 66, died in a plane crash on I-195 in Dartmouth, Massachusetts on October 13th when their Socata TBM 700 crashed shortly after takeoff from New Bedford Regional Airport+ the District Attorney confirmed they were the only occupants.

McDonald’s will bring back its Halloween Boo Buckets with five designs—three classic and two new—for Happy Meals on Tuesday, Oct 21, and they will be free with each meal.

The collectible buckets, a tradition that started in 1986, will be available at local restaurants while supplies last.

Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt won the Nobel Prize in Economics Monday for their research on how technological innovation drives growth and creative destruction.

They split a prize of 11 million Swedish kroner ($1.2 million) and warned that protectionist policies could slow progress by limiting openness and green innovation.

St. Peter School in Warwick placed its principal on administrative leave on Monday after six teachers resigned following complaints, and Rev.

Roger Gagné said Kevin Peloquin will serve as interim principal — school leaders will meet with families soon to support the community.

URI professor Rebecca Robinson spent 30 days off Nantucket collecting 250 water samples from different depths and is now testing them in her lab to find out if the nearly drinkable water is from an ancient aquifer or renewed by rainfall — her findings may guide future efforts to protect freshwater resources.

Ten 'No Kings' protests will be held in Rhode Island on Oct.—18, including one in Providence at the Rhode Island State House from 1—4 p.m.—organizers say the peaceful events will challenge authoritarian tactics and political dynasties.

Providence Journal analyzed pricing data from 10 hospitals in Rhode Island — reviewing 19 billing codes for procedures — to check if sites follow federal and state pricing rules.

The study found that many hospitals list extra or missing prices that may confuse patients and businesses.

An online poll for the Providence Journal Boys Soccer Player of the Week is open with votes accepted only through the poll—phone, email, and social media votes will not count.

Coaches are asked to call from 6—10 p.m. to submit game scores as teams prepare for upcoming Division I, II and III playoff challenges later this week.

White Reaper Live

7:30-10 p.m. — Fete Music Hall — ADV $25 | DOS $28 — Catch the energetic performance of White Reaper with special guests Lip Critic and Worlds Worst.

DUUNES Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Parlour Providence — $17 — Experience the electrifying alternative rock of DUUNES, fueled by raw energy and NYC vibes.

Freddie Black Album Release Party

8-9:30 p.m. — Fete Music Hall — $15 ADV | $20 DOS — Celebrate Freddie Black's album launch with lively performances from local artists.

AMERICA 55th Anniversary Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Providence Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the iconic band's 55 years of timeless music and powerful performances.

Storytelling Workshop

5-7:30 p.m. — Kismet Improv — No cost mentioned — Craft your storytelling skills in a welcoming environment for all levels.

Phoneboy Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Fete Music Hall — $20 ADV | $25 DOS — Enjoy an all-ages show from up-and-coming band Phoneboy.

Travel Destinations: Rio de Janeiro Session

2-3:30 p.m. — Rochambeau Library — Free entry — Learn top travel tips and must-see locations in the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro.

DJ Joe Concert

7-11 p.m. — Mangos Restaurant — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening of Latin beats with DJ Joe spinning Sonido Único.

Providence Skelly Run

8:00 PM – 11:59 PM — Providence, Rhode Island — Tickets on sale now — Experience a spooky fun run featuring Halloween-themed festivities and an exciting after-party.

Love In Bloom Art Session

1:00 – 3:30 p.m. — Paint and Vino — Complimentary beverage included — Unleash your creativity in a vibrant, relaxing art class with friends.