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Why am I not surprised? We’ve now seen a “three-peat” of Washington, DC bad behavior (not that that’s never happened before!). This “kept classified document” issue is becoming an issue that will shape the 2024 campaign. As former New York Yankees Hall o

Providence Police responded to a report of shots fired in the city early Saturday morning — and said they found nearly a dozen shell casings outside of businesses.

It is like the Shark Tank for Rhode Island high school students. Daisha Jackson, a senior at the Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center, won first place and a $5,000 scholarship in Lieutenant Governor’s Entrepreneurship Challenge, a business p

The Rhode Island State Police (RISP) has announced the passing of a veteran K-9 member of its force.

In 1952 Dwight Eisenhower’s presidential campaign train stopped in at the Pawtucket/Central Falls railroad station in this once important urban nexus. Within a decade, the station closed, and by 1981 rail service to the dying towns was discontinued altoge

The North Kingstown School Committee announced Friday that Dr. Frank Pallotta has been hired to serve as the latest Interim Superintendent of North Kingstown Schools.

Political campaigns often cite decaying quality of life issues as a catalyst for voting for change. As a new government in the city of Providence takes hold, residents are seeking true leadership that encourages community buy-in, community support and com

The folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby's International have three distinct properties across the state -- each is priced under $500,000.

Think of this when you eat a plate of bacon and eggs. The chicken was involved, but the pig was committed.

Hasbro, Inc. announced on Thursday leadership and organizational changes, including the elimination of approximately 15% of its global workforce this year. The reductions will start to take effect within the next several weeks. The cuts will impact about