AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoProvidence Stabbing: A 2-year-old girl remains in intensive care after she and her mother were stabbed at a bus stop in an unprovoked attack. The mother has been released, and bystanders performed CPR on the child. The suspect had previously been charged in a stabbing of two children; officials are facing questions about how he was released. Hospital Outlook: Rhode Island’s attorney general is reviewing a revised plan to stabilize Our Lady of Fatima Hospital and Roger Williams Medical Center after criticizing the original proposal as unrealistic. Local Care: South County Health has joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network, allowing local clinicians to consult Mayo specialists while patients continue receiving care close to home. Food Safety: RIDOH recalled Warren-harvested clams from Sept. 22 because heavy rain had closed the harvest area. No illnesses have been reported. Public Health: Rhode Island reported its first human West Nile virus case of 2026; officials say the infection was likely acquired out of state. A separate advisory urges people to avoid contact with Lake Washington in Glocester because of a harmful algae bloom.
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