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The abiding strength of our nation is that our economy and culture are continually reinvigorated by successive waves of immigrants. These motivated strivers come to our shores seeking a better life and do the hard work to bring it about. The rest of us re

Commission Chair Ruth S. Taylor announced that the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission (RIHPHC) has appointed Acting Executive Director Jeffrey D. Emidy to serve as Executive Director. The selection follows a nearly year-long search

One of the top clerics in the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island took state leaders to task for failure to provide a solution to the homelessness crisis. Earlier this month, Archdeacon Grace Swinski of the Diocese spoke in the Rotundo of the State House,

A new report from Bryant University and the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council (RIPEC) claims that Rhode Island’s economy lags the New England region and the United States in several indicators of economic growth.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a hazardous weather outlook for Rhode Island and parts of Southern New England for Friday into Saturday.

Brown University has lost arguably its biggest academic — and media — star to another Ivy League school.

Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee sent a subtle message in his State of the State about the future of the two school systems that the state runs.

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As a Black man and retired police officer, I have been crying quite a bit lately. Crying from a deep sense of outrage, grief, shame and fear.

I uncoiled the free throw, supporting the basketball between my legs with two hands, cradling it while I rocked. The underhanded free throw gave me confidence as I oozed it in a rainbow-like arc so as to settle it just over the front of the rim. I tried t