Guilty” – of being a viral embarrassment. And in some quarters, fair or not, there’s a larger political verdict.

Rhode Island's attorney general said one of his prosecutors who told cops they'd "regret" arresting her treated the police ...

A Rhode Island prosecutor arrested this week at a Newport restaurant tried to get an arresting officer to turn off his body camera—which didn't happen, and which is why we now know some of the things ...

Exhibit A this week is Rhode Island Assistant Attorney General Devon Flanagan Hogan, whose drunken antics while resisting arrest outside the upscale Clarke Cooke House in Newport is the latest example ...

Since the initial reports of Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Hogan Flanagan’s arrest at The Clarke Cooke House, ...

Attorney General Peter Neronha said any decision about Devon Flanagan would include a "strong sanction." Republicans slammed him for not quickly firing her.

The president of the Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association, Woonsocket Police Chief Thomas Oates III, wants to clarify ...

A Rhode Island prosecutor's arrest turned heated when she told Newport police officers, "You're going to regret this" after refusing to leave a restaurant. The confrontation, caught on police body ...

Police have released body-camera footage from the night a Rhode Island assistant attorney general was arrested for ...

While being arrested for trespassing, Devon Flanagan, an assistant attorney general in Rhode Island, told officers, "You're gonna regret this." ...

Newport police released body camera footage of an incident where a Rhode Island assistant attorney general and her friend were arrested for trespassing outside the Clarke Cooke House restaurant.

On August 20th, 1915 Mrs. George D. Widener hosted a housewarming for her new residence, Miramar Mansion. It was the social ...