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Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee announced on Tuesday that he has selected Ashley Deckert as his nominee to serve as the next Director of the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF). Deckert will replace Kevin Aucoin, who has served as Acting Di

The National Rifle Association (NRA) Annual Meeting in Indianapolis this past weekend calls to mind the 1965 Four Tops hit, “It’s the Same Old Song.” It was more of the same from the organization itself and the Republican presidential candidates addressin

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We are deeply saddened by the domestic violence homicide of Linda Beckman, a 60-year-old Coventry community member who was shot and killed by her husband, 61-year-old James Beckman. Linda was beloved by her family, friends, and neighbors. She had a full l

Are stuffed quahogs the answer to Rhode Island’s tourism needs? The state in recent years has made national headlines for its tourism efforts — and not always for the better.

Fearless Fish is closing its original location in the West End of Providence.

David Cicilline has not left office yet, and it seems like candidates are announcing their intentions daily to run for the Democratic nomination for the soon-to-be vacant first congressional seat. Now, sparks are beginning to fly.

There were the days when men wore hats. No, not baseball caps. No, not backward. No, not while dining. They wore classy hats . . . felt fedoras with brims tipping downward, or a Panama curved modestly over the forehead.

The Rhode Island economy is at a crossroads. Economists and top government officials have a range of predictions about what the next year will look like.

The field vying to replace outgoing Congressman David Cicilline is getting even deeper.