NBC 10 WJAR has been a significant television station for 75 years, serving Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts with news, weather, and entertainment. It was the first television station in Rhode Island, starting on July 10, 1949, and has been known for its innovation in the media broadcast industry. WJAR-TV has achieved many milestones, such as broadcasting the first live video from a helicopter in 1955, having the first television meteorologist in Rhode Island, and airing the state's first color telecast in 1963. The station has played a crucial role in community service, including providing live coverage during the Blizzard of 1978 and hosting a live Town Hall with President Bill Clinton in 1994.

The station's staff, past and present, have contributed to its reputation for quality journalism and community service, with some members serving for over 50 years. WJAR-TV has received numerous awards for journalistic excellence, including the Peabody Award, Edward R. Murrow Awards, Emmy Awards, and Associated Press Awards. The station continues to be a trusted source of news and information, known for its accurate and responsible reporting. The House of Representatives of the State of Rhode Island celebrates the 75th Anniversary of NBC 10 WJAR and acknowledges its continued service to the community, directing the Secretary of State to send a certified copy of this resolution to NBC 10 WJAR News Director Scott Isaacs.