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The Board of Elections on Tuesday voted to review all nomination signatures submitted to place Congressional candidate Sabina Matos on the special election primary ballot in September. The move comes nearly two and a half weeks after the board voted to r

Governor Dan McKee and the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) on Tuesday announced the recipients of nearly $3.8 million in Advancing Learning Beyond the 180-Day School Year grant program funding.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a flood watch for Rhode Island and southern New England through Tuesday night.

Providence City Hall was evacuated on Tuesday afternoon over a shooting threat.

The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) has suspended the license of a health professional — for having a relationship with a student.

I started thinking about toothpicks on a recent evening when I saw something I hadn’t seen in years. The guy was standing in front of a restaurant and twirling a toothpick in his mouth as if it were a permanent part of him and a symbol of his importance.

A man was shot during a robbery on Federal Hill in Providence early Monday morning.

Yellow Trucking declared bankruptcy just before midnight on Sunday, and GoLocal has confirmed that the implications are significant for workers in Rhode Island.

CharterCARE — the third largest hospital group in Rhode Island — has been hit by hackers and demands for ransomware.

The Democrats target Trump with more indictments, while the Republicans threaten Biden with impeachment hearings. And all this while both sides are gearing up for campaign 2024, not just for the White House, but for control of both chambers of Congress. I