Drive Host News Today

It was 1 a.m. last Friday night into Saturday. After three full days and, count ‘em, 15 sets of nominations and roll call votes, the nightmare of electing a speaker

“Hey Dan, how’s the homeless in Cumberland doing?”

My wife and I had the pleasure of traveling to visit old friends this past weekend. The after-dinner conversation went in the typical directions for 60-somethings. Our grown-up kids, our

She wasn’t charged with any crime or ethics violation and there was no hint of corruption. She just had long-time disagreements, often and not too softly, with the majority of

My wife and I were enjoying a light continental breakfast last Saturday in the quaint kitchen dining area of what has become a favorite getaway spot on Cape Cod.

On an off day last week, during rush hour crawling through the Route 295 North Cranston caverns, I came upon a high-end black SUV with a single sticker neatly tucked

“Hi. I’m Seamus’s Uncle Dan.” “Oh, hi.” “Are you guys part of the high school or college group?” “Uh, yeah, well, uh, I went to college with Seamus.” “And I

There is a proposed bill in the R.I. Statehouse that would require, as of July 1, at least two police officers in each public school.

The cars were stopped and pedestrians were everywhere on Mendon Road last Friday night, as the Cumberland High School Class of 2022 spilled out with friends and family in tow.

When the news broke last month that the online outlet Politico had a draft of a majority opinion written by Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Alito, a likely precursor to