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In an unprecedented move, Brown University is blocking the press from an event on campus on Monday.

The lawsuit filed by the Providence City Council intended to unwind an agreement between the City of Providence and developer Arnold “Buff” Chace cleared a critical hurdle today.

I was strolling the market last week, and in a flash, I picked up a pumpkin pie and popped it in the carriage. It was there, and it was Thanksgiving time, and the thanks genie said, “Pumpkin, pumpkin, right here. And don’t forget, I work well with a dollo

Here are the five biggest stories of the week by reads and social media shares -- all of these stories were first reported by GoLocalProv.

GoLocal has confirmed that the much anticipated interior demolition of the Superman building has finally begun, but for the past three weeks, only five workers have been onsite.

Robert Whitcomb's weekly examination of everything that is important. Only Whitcomb offers such a collection of insights on the global and local issues that matter.

Dear Annie: My daughter will be getting married in a couple of weeks. This is her second marriage. They were engaged right before Covid and put the wedding on hold.

I have covered a lot of fascinating figures in my 46 years of covering American politics, and Senator Joe Manchin (D) West Virginia easily makes my top ten. I first met him in 2008 covering the presidential campaign in the West Virginia Primary, where he

The CDC issued a food safety alert regarding an outbreak of Salmonella infections. Two deaths are linked to the outbreak.

Thomas Antonio Pagliarini, 95, of Johnston, passed away surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, November 22, 2023. He was the son of the late Alessandro and Teresa (Palazzo) Pagliarini. He was the beloved husband of 64 years to his adored wife, the