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For nearly a week, GoLocal has been seeking information from Governor Dan McKee’s office regarding no-bid contracts for ferry companies to provide transportation on the East Bay after the RIDOT's Washington Bridge failure.

Just a week after Rhode Island was crippled by the Rhode Island Department of Transportation Washington Bridge failure, the agency posted three top-tier jobs with combined salaries totaling nearly $500,000.

Last Wednesday, Governor Dan McKee appeared at a press event with Providence Mayor Brett Smiley in Wayland Square and refused to answer GoLocalProv News Editor Kate Nagle’s questions about an independent review of the failure of the Washington Bridge.

The most important takeaway from the recently concluded COP 28 UN Climate Summit was the agreement of nearly 200 nations to accelerate the transition away from carbon-producing fossil fuels. The specific language of the agreement sets a policy of “transi

Forgive us for not displaying shock that a Moms for Liberty co-founder and her husband apparently engaged in group sex. Or that sex partner No. 3 had accused Bridget Ziegler's husband, Christian, of raping her. Or that Christian Ziegler headed the Florida

The head of the Rhode Island Nurses Association is calling for “systemic change,” after the latest incidents of violence against nurses in the state this week.

United States Attorney Zachary A. Cunha announced on Tuesday a settlement agreement under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with Kent Hospital, an affiliate of Care New England Health System, to resolve a complaint brought by an individual who is

Family Service of RI has hit the panic button. It has received close to a thousand requests for holiday gifts for needy kids this year, double what we have received in prior years.

The private equity industry has long worked hard to keep its most abusive business practices secret from the public and investors. This has been a concerted industry effort—not merely the work of a few “bad apples.” While conspiracy theories are usually f