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In April, GoLocalProv was first to report that “Good Burger 2” would be the next big movie filmed in Rhode Island.

Politics is all over the map this weekend. We have scandals and campaign announcements, and more people wanting to get on the presidential stage. Another pol is in hot water, so what we have here is a collective “political stew!” Let’s “brunch” on that th

The NAACP Board of Directors this weekend issued a formal travel advisory for the state of Florida.

Dear Annie: My boyfriend and I get along amazingly well, and we have lots of interests that we share. But I do not understand his favoritism to his 40-year-old daughter. She has never lived on her own. She was married but still lived there -- with her fat

A Rhode Island State Representative said he is “disturbed, frustrated, and angry” after he said he was told he was being transferred out of a classroom that he loved in the Providence Public Schools -- and decided to leave.

After loving the classic WAVE for nearly a quarter of a century, I am required to get a replacement license plate. As a design critic and believer in a well-designed state moniker, the thought displaying the new tag with its quintet of wavy little curls h

Dear Annie: I'm a 16-year-old girl and currently a sophomore in high school. High school is OK, but one thing I've noticed is that I'm really judgmental of others in my school and tend to bring them down in my head. For example, if I see a girl wearing re

Envision this: You wake at dawn and wear your expensive Lululemon outfit that you carefully laid on the chair beside the bed. You sit down and put on your expensive workout sneakers, then reach for your expensive exercise watch to log your daily steps.

Two elected officials in Rhode Island were the victims of at least 37 counts of animal cruelty this week — and now are seeking justice.

Max Wistow, the attorney who recovered more than $60 million for the state of Rhode Island in the 38 Studios collapse and nearly $50 million for the retirees of the failed St. Joseph pension fund, is now being tapped by the Providence City Council.