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Cranston Police are seeking the public's help in identifying two women who they say stole over $1000 in merchandise from a business in the city.

The city has always had corrupt politicians. Providence has always had Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design — the destination for students who arrive in September and leave in the spring four years later.

Rescue dog “Zeus” captured the attention of animal lovers everywhere when the Potter League for Animals put out a call for his adoption.

Carol Sloane died at 85. The New York Times wrote about the Jazz singer from Rhode Island, "After seemingly being on the verge of stardom, she languished for decades, battered by changing tastes and bad luck, before enjoying a midlife comeback."

Punxsutawney Phil, the Pennsylvania groundhog, came out of his cave and saw his shadow last week, meaning we get six more weeks of bad weather. Well, let’s say his prediction is more about political bluster, than weather? Allow me to borrow Phil’s predict

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Our Lady of Fatima Hospital has introduced robotic arm-assisted surgical procedures for partial knee replacement, total knee replacement, and total hip replacement. Fatima is the only hospital in the Providence metropolitan market to make this available.

Adrian Hall, the founding artistic director at Trinity Rep and the person who was most responsible for launching the theatre to national fame, has died.

Do you dwell on problematic situations? Do you get anxious when things don’t go as expected? Do you panic when the worst-case scenario actually happens? Do you get irrational and overreact when a “problem” arises?

This week Bally’s Corporation officially opened a new Korean Spa, located within the hotel at the Lincoln, Rhode Island casino.