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Rhode Island’s Viola Davis counts among her accolades earning Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony awards, making her an “EGOT” and it is an exclusive club. Now, she can count one of sports’ all-time greatest athletes as choosing her — personally — to play his m

The long-awaited season of Trump indictments is about to start. As soon as sometime later this week, it appears that a grand jury convened by Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, will at his urging indict the former president in a case that cente

A Massachusetts beer company is coming to Providence. Night Shift Brewing, with multiple locations across the Commonwealth, is reportedly slated to open in Providence Place Mall in the fall of 2023.

Legislation has been introduced at the Rhode Island General Assembly that would create an annual sales tax holiday in the summer.

A man was injured early Sunday morning, following a fight that occurred at a Providence club.

Rhode Island is ranked the second worst state for doctors to practice, according to a new study.

The ACLU of Rhode Island released a report Monday detailing their finding of what they say is the "significant" number of out-of-school suspensions meted out each year to Rhode Island public school elementary school students, including kindergartners, oft

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It’s St. Joseph’s Day weekend, and there are plenty of Zeppole to be found across Rhode Island. At one establishment in the state, you can get the “original” Zeppole pizza.

Donald Trump was the Republican nominee for president in the 2016 and 2020 election cycles, winning once and losing once. Now he’s declared a run for 2024, but he faces a mountain of legal and political troubles that threaten to derail his train. Or does