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Providence Journal education reporter Linda Borg speaks about a scathing report on Providence public schools that was released Tuesday.

DESTIN — City, county, and health department officials are looking into a possible flesh-eating bacteria case that may have been contracted in the Gulf.

According to the city of Destin spokesperson Catherine Card, the city hasn't received a call from the family making it difficult to determine the exact location.

She said they werent sure if the family was in Destin or Walton County 

Card added that officials need more information, but the Okaloosa County Health Department is aware. The local health department referred inquiries to the state. Repeated attempts to contact the Florida Health Department have been unsuccessful.

The investigation stems from a Facebook post that has gone viral. In Monday's post, which has been shared over 160,000 times, Michelle Brown wrote that her daughter contracted an infection called necrotizing fasciitis during a family vacation in Destin.

Austin 360 Sessions by Bud Light - Scott Strickland Band

Residents and officials gave suggestion for the post-Hurricane Michael rebuild during a public workshop.

State Rep. Patricia Serpa, D-West Warwick, has served in the House since 2006, most prominently as the chairwoman of the House Committee on Oversight. From that post, she has looked into serious failures in the administration of state government, including the UHIP computer program, the failures of a company called MTM to transport patients, and most recently, the horrifying death of a child under the oversight of the state Department of Children, Youth and Families.

Before becoming a state representative she served six years on the West Warwick School Committee and is a former public school teacher and administrator.

Music featured on today's episode is Let Us Prey by 12th Planet.

On today's episode of What it Do with Do Savannah, Web Producer Asha Gilbert talks with 12th Planet who has an upcoming show at Elan Savannah this Saturday. He talks about his relationship with fellow Dj Skrillex, how he got his name, and how crazy his shows can get!

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Julie Cutting is using the kitchen of Cure, her downtown Portsmouth restaurant, to put a spotlight on presidential candidates

An Environmental Protection Agency representative said the work the agency is doing now is aimed at “coming up with a solution for PFAS and 1,4-dioxane” at the Coakley Landfill site

After numerous rounds of treatment, surgeries and setbacks, 27-year-old Rollinsford police officer Shawn DePasquale said he is cancer-free

Head of Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Division Resigns