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An investigation that lasted more than a year resulted in the Wednesday arrest of a 47-year-old Wilmington man for his role in an I-495 crash that left a 52-year-old New Castle woman dead last May.

George M. Cohan will always be remembered on Broadway. A statue of the late composer and performer, who penned such influential songs as “Over There,”...

Plus: The Electric Apartments. And The Truth moves downtown

Charles Butler was among a select few of Black ballplayers who distinguished themselves as outstanding athletes while competing "in the shadows" of segregation.

Saturday, June 05, 2021   From Hope High School to Lippitt Park, this thoroughfare demonstrates how a street can form a vibrant town within a city. Carolyn, and I pondered this question dining at Avenue N, as we celebrated the lifting of covid restrictions. As we ate, we watched our town opening up along Hope Street, the spine of Providences East Side. Avenue N, with views of Hope Street, Chez Pascal, and Lippitt Park. PHOTO: Will Morgan             Streets are more than just traffic art...

Now that COVID-19 is in retreat, the hospitality industry doesnt want takeout cocktails to end and has asked the General Assembly to keep them going.

Beautiful well-maintained Dream Home in sought after Fox Point neighborhood. A Charming front porch leads to a welcoming Foyer. The Main level features a semi-open floor plan with large windows

Charles Smith preaches with sculpture, hundreds of hip-height figures that he has been reworking, repainting and rearranging for decades, first at a s

Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza’s speed hump strategy took another bump with criticism from his former top staffer Brett Smiley. Smiley served as Chief Operating Officer for Elorza and was a key political ally of the mayor.

Four retired police officers also helped their departments as sketch artists and talked about what it was like and memorable cases.