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What could anyone have against holly? Plenty if you are an ecologist in the Pacific Northwest. This cheery herald of Christmas, with its serrated green leaves and red berries, has become an invader, crowding out native plants on the forest floor. And the

Exhibitions and sales of smaller and more affordable artworks are a staple of the holiday season throughout the region, with many galleries and organizations getting in on the activity. At The Collaborative in Warren, the organization’s Small Works Show i

Gina Raimondo was elected Governor in 2014, and one of her appointments was Peter Alviti to serve as the director of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation.

Two students active in the Brown University Jewish community reported an anti-Semitic note being left in their apartment following a break-in.

If you’re a teacher, firefighter, police or other participant in a state or local government pension, you need to know whether your retirement savings are prudently invested. The risks related to underfunded government retirement plans are greater than ev

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

Rhode Island House Minority Leader Michael Chippendale on Wednesday blasted the handling of the closure of the westbound I-195 lanes on the Washington Bridge -- and the devastating impact it has had to date on the state.

A report written by a leading bridge engineer from Connecticut warned the Rhode Island Department of Transportation that failure of the joints of Washington Bride was possible if specific action was not taken.

Hasbro, one of Rhode Island’s largest publicly traded companies, is slashing its workforce, cutting nearly 20% of its workforce.

The combination of Donald Trump’s increasingly incendiary and disturbing comments, a series of articles in The New York Times and The Washington Post on his plans to violate democratic norms in his second term, the publication of Liz Cheney’s memoir with