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Dear Annie: My husband and I have been together six years this December, married four. We grew closer when I had a miscarriage after only a few months of dating. He stood by my side and asked my dad for my hand. He knew then he wanted to stand with me and

Starbucks workers in Providence will strike on November 16, joining what organizers say is a coast-to-coast “Red Cup Rebellion,” demanding the coffee giant "stop illegally refusing to bargain with baristas over staffing, scheduling and other issues."

A small protest was held outside of the Starbucks at 1 Financial Plaza in Providence on Thursday morning, in opposition to what employees say is corporate management’s “refusal to bargain."

Creating with clay is part art, part craft, and for emerging artist Frankie K. Pittorf, ceramics is also deeply personal. Through their art, Pittorf probes their own experience while utilizing inventive technical strategies that pair archival drawings fro

The Beatrice Hotel in downtown Providence is gearing up for the holidays.

United States Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), along with a bipartisan group of Senators, are urging Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to provide documents related to senior executives’ knowledge of the mental and physical health harms associated with its platf

A resident of Brazil has sued a Rhode Island yacht company in federal court.

Republicans don't know how to "talk about abortion." Donald Trump said that following a string of losses blamed on his party's efforts to severely restrict it. Other Republican candidates have used the same words.

Mayor Brett Smiley’s administration has torn up all of the cobblestones and brickwork at one of the most prominent historic intersections in downtown Providence.

Israel is under attack for defending itself. On 7 October, the terrorist organization Hamas launched an attack from Gaza that targeted Israeli civilians, ultimately killing some 1400 and wounding thousands more. It massacred entire families, sparing neith