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Get ready, Providence — there is going to be more soup for you. “Little Shop of Soups” is opening in one of the very unique — and very small — outside storefronts at the historic Arcade in the financial district of downtown, on the Westminster Street side

Father James W. Jackson, a Rhode Island priest previously assigned to St. Mary’s Church in Providence, pleaded guilty in federal court on Thursday to a charge of receipt of child pornography, admitting to a federal judge that he downloaded files of child

The Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence issued the following statement on Tuesday following the passing of Patricia Fasan -- and pointed to the housing crisis in the state as an underlying factor.

RISD Professor Andrew Raftery is one of the printmaking community’s most respected practitioners. An artist who is dedicated both to craft and to a deep study of the history of his medium, he makes intricately designed and carefully thought out artworks.

GoLocal has secured copies of confidential investment documents being used by Brett Johnson to raise capital to fund the proposed minor league soccer stadium in Pawtucket.

Providence City Councilman Juan Pichardo has said he "deeply regrets" campaign finance errors after an audit by the Board of Elections -- and has agreed to pay a $3,000 penalty.

State Representative Nathan Biah announced he is ending his run for the Democratic nomination for the first congressional district. First elected to the General Assembly in 2020, he is now running for the State Senate seat previously held by the late Mary

Nearly 1-in-2 American adults and more than 2-in-3 American adults under 30 listened to a podcast in the past year. Perhaps more telling, one-in-five of all American adults and 3-in-10 adults under 30, say they listen to podcasts “at least a few times a w

On Friday, the House Finance Committee passed a new formula for aid to school departments across the state. The effort was led by Senate Majority Leader Ryan Pearson. But, the Senate leadership is refusing to disclose the impact of the new formula.

Rhode Island has a new “top chef.” On Monday, the James Beard Foundation announced that Sherry Pocknet won “Best Chef Northeast” for Sly Fox Den Too in Charlestown.