The Rhode Island Department of Transportation hosted yet another virtual public meeting Thursday evening to address concerns surrounding the demolition of the defunct Washington Bridge.

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) is hosting another online community meeting for the demolition of the Washington Bridge on Thursday at 6 PM.

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation is holding its second public meeting to discuss the Washington Bridge demolition effort following heavy criticism.

After a disastrous community meeting last Friday, the Rhode Island Department of Transportation is holding another meeting today to hear input from community members on the Washington Bridge demolition With demolition resuming earlier this week,

During the meeting that clocked in at around nine minutes, RIDOT attempted to address concerns such as noise and traffic impacts, but didn't take any questions.

The promised “day of reckoning” over the Washington Bridge has yet to arrive, but state officials finally faced a day — or night — of questioning during a virtual meeting Thursday. The community forum hosted by the Rhode Island Department of Transportation comes seven days after an initial attempt drew sharp criticism from residents and

The Rhode Island delegation announced a second grant for the Washington Bridge this morning. The grant, worth $95.6 million, comes from the U.S. Department of Transportation by the Nationally Significant Multimodal Freight & Highway Projects program,

This means the road closures that were in place when the work was paused last month will go back into effect, according to RIDOT.