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An upcoming exhibit at the Stages of Freedom museum showcases the story of James Rhea and the Black press in Rhode Island.

Truth, folklore and mystery abound at this historic burial ground, with stories spilling forth from its more than 40,000 gravestones.

After downing her first raw oyster in nearly 20 years and sampling some mean fish tacos, Amy Russo also gets an introduction to jonnycake lore.

As a volunteer who kept the braziers burning, I learned how much work it takes behind the scenes to pull off Providences iconic fire installation.

For two weeks, an eclectic bunch of performers are taking the stage at multiple venues in the city for performances that are weird and wonderful.

Amy Russo, who has written extensively on tenant problems in RI, shares some of her own rental challenges and gives tips on how to resolve complaints.

The Squantum Associations clambakes date back more than 150 years and include target shooting with a Civil War cannon along with the seafood.

Rhode Islands federally protected "wild and scenic" waterways attract a veritable zoo of creatures, from blue herons to red-winged blackbirds.

Discovering a nine-spotted ladybug and a mosquito fish, Rhode Islands amateur scientists are more like expert sleuths.

From ghost stories to glamorous guests, this hotel formerly known as the Biltmore has had no lack of intrigue in its 100 years.