 The move also made LPR eligible for Corporation for Public Broadcasting funding.LPR's programming had previously been heard part-time on The Wheeler School's WELH (88.1 FM); that station replaced WRNI as flagship of the Rhode Island Public Radio network, which also includes WNPN (89.3 FM) in Newport, WNPE (102.7) in Narragansett Pier, and WCVY (91.5 FM) in Coventry.With the end of LPR's five-year lease approaching in October 2016, RIPR elected to sell WRNI and, as part of the lease, gave LPR right of first refusal.