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Providence had a weight problem, or rather a size problem. Not that bigger isn’t better in some instances, but it seems that whenever a new project is proposed for the city it is over-scaled, physically too much building–whether a skyscraper in the Innova

Americans are given the same resources and opportunities, yet some people thrive, and others can fail in the same environment. Think about that.

The folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby's International have three historic homes for sale. These are homes with detail and craftsmanship.

The Johnston Little League Board of Directors has started a crowdfunding campaign for the family of TJ May, who tragically lost his life to gun violence this week.

Cranston City Council candidate Anthony Melillo (R-Ward 6) on Saturday issued a statement expressing concerns over the planned date for the special election for Ward Six voters created by the resignation of former Councilman Matthew R. Reilly. On Friday,

In 36 hours, three people were shot dead, and three wounded in Rhode Island.

Dear Annie: I've been friends with "Ashley" for nine years, and we have supported each other through many hard life events. We hit it off immediately and are very close. We were both single and living alone during the pandemic and became the major part of

Every Friday, GoLocalProv takes a look at who is rising and who is falling in Rhode Island and national politics, business, culture, and sports.

The Centurion Foundation (Centurion) and Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc. (Prospect) announced on Friday that they have completed their joint application to the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) and the Office of Attorney General (RIAG) seeking app

Jackie Katz is well-known in Rhode Island for her popular “Mrs. Katz and Her Hats" storytime at libraries. And while she is used to reading other authors’ books to children — she now has her very own.