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The Justice Department announced Monday that it plans to monitor compliance with federal voting rights laws in several jurisdictions for the November 7 general election.

This article is based on remarks the author made to the Association of European Journalists' annual congress in Vlore, Albania, last week. I am a journalist. That means, as it was once explained to me by Dan Raviv of CBS News, I try to find out what is g

An elderly couple was stabbed in Providence on Sunday — and their grandson is in custody.

Yep, this tasty “Sunday Political Brunch” arrives on November 5, 2023, but next year is Leap Year, so we jump two days ahead. That means Election Day 2024, falls right on 11-5-2024. There is so much happening right now, and in the months ahead, so let’s “

The City of Providence will start the second phase of construction rehabilitating the Allens Avenue sewer gates, a critical part of the Fox Point Hurricane Barrier. This project is part of a $3 million ARPA Revenue Recovery investment to rehabilitate the

A pro-Palestinian rally in Washington, D.C., left the White House smeared in red paint and the surrounding area tagged with graffiti.

Dear Annie: About eight months ago, I met "Len" through a dating app. I'm 71, and he's 81. We clicked right away and started a beautiful relationship. He calls me twice a day and comes to visit me once a week. We go out for dinner and take some road trips

More top reads for the week of Oct. 29: RI's publicly traded companies; URI grad stars in Netflix series; weekend shooting leaves two dead.

Patricia (DeDora) St.Germain, 57, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer. She leaves behind the love of her life, her soulmate and best friend, David R. St.Germain.

Last week, I wrote about "separation season" and how you shouldn't conform to the norms that society engrains in our heads. "It's normal" to gain a few pounds during the holiday season. "It's normal" to fall off your routine and run yourself ragged. "It's