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One of the privileges of welcoming hundreds of thousands of visitors to Providence every year is the opportunity to see my hometown from their perspective. People love our neighborhoods – whether it’s the charming, tree-lined streets of the East Side or t

Leading political science expert Jennifer Lawless said that despite Congressional candidate Sabina Matos’ campaign being investigated for fraudulent signatures, there is no “obvious alternative” among the other candidates in the upcoming special election.

It was another sellout year at the Newport Folk Festival. Legendary Rhode Island-based music photographer Richard McCaffrey was there to capture all the stars for GoLocal.

Trader Joe’s in Providence is getting a new neighbor.

Rhode Island’s average gas price is up thirteen cents from last week ($3.53), averaging $3.66 per gallon, AAA has announced.

A much-awaited and long-delayed portion of the Providence waterfront opened on Monday.

A man was carjacked — at gunpoint — at a gas station in Providence.

It has been one of the strangest weeks in politics in a long time, maybe even in my entire 46-year career. So many unusual developments with the leading presidential candidates, and some oddities with their supporters and rivals. As we often say in coveri

Dear Annie: I would like to respond to relatives who are upset when they are not thanked for giving children/teens gifts. Just tell them how you feel! When I was growing up, my grandmother was a loving but stern influence in my life and I now appreciate a

In April, Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee unveiled his “Learn365RI” plan, to embrace — and financially support — year-round K-12 learning in the state.