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Providence Pizza Week, the much-anticipated celebration of one of Rhode Island’s favorite foods, is back

“Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely,” wrote Lord Acton. The 19th-century British historian and politician’s apt observation applies perfectly to the Republican supermajority (75 to 23) in the Tennessee House of Representatives' unp

A Brown University student is currently in a coma after suffering a “catastrophic” hiking fall overseas.

The data is varied. But, there are indications that the cost of renting in the Providence metro area is beginning to subside.

In 2013, I conducted the first-ever forensic investigation of an American state pension. The target of the investigation was the $10 billion Employee Retirement System of Rhode Island and the investigation was commissioned by Rhode Island Council 94 AFSCM

The Rhode Island Commerce Corporation announced Tuesday the launch of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Rhode Island Minority Business Accelerator Program’s Intermediary-Based Initiative that will provide approximately $3M in awards to intermediaries

Known to all by “Dale,” wife of Frederick Buhler, left for heaven on March 25, 2023, in Irvine, CA, surrounded in love by her family. Born in Gary, IN January 14, 1944, to her now deceased parents, Almor and Doris (Brunner) Bartz, she was raised in Hobart

The race for the first congressional seat is now getting more crowded.

A native Rhode Islander and Brown University student has passed away after being in a coma after suffering a "catastrophic" fall overseas.

GoLocal sat down with Governor Dan McKee, who gave us an early look at his plans to improve Rhode Island’s schools.