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The man found guilty of murdering then-24-year-old Miya Brophy Baermann was given two life sentences in prison on Friday — plus 50 years.

When I wrote my “Billionaires” book a decade ago, I never envisioned the possibility of trillionaires. Even though income and wealth inequalities have increased over the past few decades, I did not think that level of extraordinary wealth ever would take

On Friday, a new report asserts, “Rhode Island’s economy experienced positive results across most key economic indicators in Q4 2023.”

The suspect who reportedly shot a man during a robbery on Federal Hill in August has been killed — by U.S Marshals.

A new study looks at how states tax residents who work remotely, and Rhode Island does not fare very well.

Public pension officials calling out wrongdoing are intimidated, threatened by pensions and ultimately ignored by regulators and law enforcement.

Part-time Rhode Islander Taylor Swift now has a cupcake in her honor. Wright’s Dairy Farm announced this week that they will have the special baked good with her likeness — and mentioning her boyfriend, Kansas City Chief Travis Kelce — for this weekend’s

In an exclusive interview with GoLocal, Stephen A. Cardi, Sr., who helped to lead one of the top construction companies in the Northeast for more than 50 years, said the Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) ignored warnings and moved

A James Beard semifinalist is expanding into downtown Providence. Cielito Mexican Kitchen is slated to open on the ground floor of the historic Alice Building at 186 Union Street in the spring of 2024.

The Citizens Campaign this week launched its "Campaign for Citizen Service," designed to give all Americans the opportunity to get the tools and training to become pragmatic leaders, working on solutions to leave their communities and country better than