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A suspect has been arrested on a dozen charges in a major drug investigation in the City of Providence.

John Igliozzi, the chief-of-staff to RIDOT director Peter Alviti and an active political candidate for Rhode Island Attorney General, raised a little less than $20,000 in the fourth quarter, according to his campaign finance report released on Wednesday.

Just over a century ago, Vladimir Lenin, the founder of the Russian Communist Party who orchestrated the October Revolution, died. We should not lament his death, for his revolution unleashed a century of crimes against humanity.

Helena Foulkes, the former top CVS executive who narrowly lost to Dan McKee in the 2022 Democratic primary for governor, raised $116,000 in the fourth quarter. She ends the year with $120,295.96.

Small, local art associations are important spaces for emerging artists and art enthusiasts to hone their craft and share their work. The Wickford Art Association, a longtime fixture in the state, is an example of the value such organizations bring to art

Two current and two former Massachusetts State Police (MSP) troopers are among six charged in a 74-count indictment in connection with an alleged conspiracy to falsify records and give passing scores to certain Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) applicants

Legislation sponsored by Rep. Jennifer Stewart (D-59) would give Rhode Islander renters more notice when their landlord plans to raise their rent.

Police are reporting that a 15-year-old was stabbed on Tuesday night in Providence.

Residential Properties is offering a classic modern home for $1,795,000 at 80 Hartshorn Road on Providence’s East Side.

Top U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigator Edward “Ted” Siedle is known for his forensic financial investigations.