Trenni Kusnierek, Emmy-winning NBC Sports Boston anchor/reporter, discusses taking a knee, racism, the status of girls & women, mental health... and whether Tom Brady can get The Pats back to the Super Bowl. 

<p>Trenni Kusnierek, Emmy-winning NBC Sports Boston anchor/reporter, discusses taking a knee, racism, the status of girls &amp; women, mental health... and whether Tom Brady can get The Pats back to the Super Bowl.</p>
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A collection of interviews,  press conferences and news actualities from the Newsroom of the Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Island.

News interviews and actualities from  The Providence Journal

From the Newsroom: The Providence Journal

A collection of interviews,  press conferences and news actualities from the Newsroom of the Providence Journal.

Inside Story: Emmy winning NBC Sports anchor Trenni Kusnierek

A recently filed lawsuit accused Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins of taking a local businessman's MG sports car without paying for it. Here's what Hopkins had to say during a recent interview with The Hummel Report and shared with The Providence Journal. 

<p>A recently filed lawsuit accused Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins of taking a local businessman's MG sports car without paying for it. Here's what Hopkins had to say during a recent interview with The Hummel Report and shared with The Providence Journal. </p>

Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins on accusations he stole a car

Activists want rent control in Providence this year. Will City Council move to pass it? The Providence Journal's Amy Russo reports on a recent rally in front of City Hall.

<p>Activists want rent control in Providence this year. Will City Council move to pass it? The Providence Journal's Amy Russo reports on a recent rally in front of City Hall.</p>

The Push for Rent Control in Providence

Drivers killed three pedestrians on North Main Street over the past year. Now, members of a new city task force are trying to figure out why the thoroughfare is so hazardous, and what can be done to make it safer. Journal staff writer Amy Russo reports.

<p>Drivers killed three pedestrians on North Main Street over the past year. Now, members of a new city task force are trying to figure out why the thoroughfare is so hazardous, and what can be done to make it safer. Journal staff writer Amy Russo reports.</p>

Inside Story: Emmy winning NBC Sports anchor Trenni Kusnierek

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