Jeremy Bernfeld
Director of News and StorytellingJeremy leads the newsroom at Ocean State Media, helping the team publish more investigative and accountability journalism that matters to Rhode Island and the Southcoast.
Prior to joining OSM, Jeremy was the director of collaborative reporting at WAMU in Washington, D.C., and founder of Guns & America, an award-winning national reporting project covering the role of guns in American life. He was also the editor of Harvest Public Media, a collaborative project covering our food system based in Kansas City.
A native New Englander, Jeremy currently lives in Providence, where he spends his time chasing after his wife, daughter and dog, and occasionally riding his bike. jbernfeld@oceanstatemedia.org
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The state’s congressional delegation says President Trump denied Rhode Island’s blizzard aid request the same day he promoted disaster assistance for Republican-leaning states
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A court investigation found a federal prosecutor violated court rules by withholding info in immigration case, but stopped short of formal discipline
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The legislation comes after a scathing report that detailed decades of clergy abuse and potential cover-ups within the Diocese of Providence
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Cities and towns could allow bars and restaurants to serve until 3 a.m. during select World Cup games
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Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green says she’ll recommend ending 2019 state takeover on July 1
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In a series of short audio and video files he left behind, the shooter said he began planning the attack at Brown in 2022, the FBI said in a statement
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The explosion, which sent 13 people to the hospital, was caused by ethanol vapors accumulating in an oven, according to the Rhode Island State Fire Marshal
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Officers found a backpack with two fake guns in the woods near CCRI and the Toll Gate complex
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Policy changes ripple from Washington to Kingston, reshaping campus demographics
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The hospital’s operator says it plans to keep the Noreen Stonor Drexel Birthing Center open, but that it needs to raise more funds to ensure its viability