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One of Newport’s premier hotels — Newport Island Harbor Resort — has filed with the Rhode Island Department of Labor of Training (RIDLT) that it is laying off 136 employees.

Rhode Island has a low ranking in a new study for "states with bullying problems" -- and that's a good thing.

If someone told you that the crowded junction at Smith and River Streets in Elmhurst was the site of one of the town’s newest architectural achievements, you might be perplexed. Searching for a sugar rush and a cup of coffee, you might not even notice the

One of America’s top newspapers announced major cutbacks. The Post announced plans Tuesday to offer voluntary buyouts to its staff in an effort to reduce headcount by 240.

Newport Police report that a 34-year-old woman was killed on Thursday while riding her bike.

A suspect is in custody on Wednesday, after reportedly calling in a bomb threat to a Providence temple.

The weekend attack in Southern Israel by the Iranian proxy, Hamas, has resulted in the death of hundreds of Israelis and injury to many more (with the body count continuing to rise). Roving bands of Hamas terrorists have murdered Israeli civilians—men, wo

Israelis have likened the brutal assault from Gaza to the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. "At Dawn We Slept" was a title of a book about that intelligence failure. As Israel investigates the complacency that left it open to a bloody invasion, Americans must

The long-time downtown Providence men’s clothing store Franklin Rogers, which has been closed since June, has now been hit with a court judgment.

Timothy John Healey, a longtime resident of East Providence and the oldest child of Paul and Nancy Healey’s 10 children, died of complications from Alzheimer’s disease October 7, 2023, at HopeHealth Hulitar Hospice Center in Providence. He was 64.