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A Providence landlord is the defendant in a lawsuit for noncompliance with state lead poisoning prevention law at her rental property.

Governor’s State of the State address receives a mix of praise, criticism, and skepticism from legislators and statewide office holders.

Wilfredo Navarro, 30, has been charged by the state attorney general’s office with providing false information while trying to buy a gun.

Rhode Island is launching its cold-case unit at a time when advances in forensic science, including genetic genealogy, are solving old violent crime cases.

Attorney General Neronha promised to publicly share "some conclusions" about the investigation into the McKee administration's controversial contract award.

The M23 rebel group have accused Congolese Forces of using Wazalendo as proxy.

Opponents of law expanding public beach access lack standing to sue

SA spends billions on its intelligence services, but many questions are being raised about the quality of intelligence being gathered.

EACRF currently has 4,229 troops in Eastern DRC and has its mandate until December.

An East Providence man accused of attacking a stranger with a hammer over the summer is facing an additional assault charge, according to R.I. Attorney General Peter Neronha.