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Barbara Papitto has been donating millions of dollars of her family's fortune to good causes over the past few years.

When patients asked me about alternative treatments for their medical care, I was cautious; cautious because I was aware of the quacks and charlatans who preyed on sick people, too often suggesting expensive treatments that had no basis in science.

Legislation regarding abortion coverage, taxing nonprofits, and changing the state’s vehicle emissions standards are just some of the bills being heard at the Rhode Island General Assembly this week.

GoLocal's People on the Move is an update on new hires and promotions across southern New England. If your organization has an announcement, email it to us at news@golocalprov.com.

After Rhode Island prison officials said that three individuals have died of reported suicides in recent months, families of the deceased, along with supporters, are holding a rally for answers and accountability.

It was recently announced that there are over 60 cruise ships scheduled to arrive in Newport Harbor this year.

Dear Annie: My husband "Jack" has become so angry with me lately, and I don't understand why. We have been married for 10 years, have two beautiful girls, ages 6 and 4, and he's a great dad. However, with me, he is short-tempered and does not want to spen

A group of landlords in Rhode Island who rent out their properties for short-term rental have organized a new organization to fight off efforts to limit their industry. The Rhode Island Short Term Rental Association “has formed a broad-based coalition of

It’s only fitting this Kentucky Derby weekend that we use the tired “horse race” metaphor to describe the political landscape. It’s shaping up early for 2024, and some of the hotly contested races have leaped out of the starting gate. 2024 is the “Triple

One person was shot in Providence on Saturday night. The incident occurred shortly after 7 PM on Manton Avenue.