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The ordinance would have directed the city to apply state-mandated affordable housing tax breaks only to low-income housing.

What do pot-bellied pigs, propane, a new hotel and a crematorium have in common? They are all cases in RI's new land-use court.

An overnight fire at a Providence scrapyard is reigniting debate over safety and pollution at a business the city's been working to shut down.

Providence officials have argued the business that erupted in flames Wednesday is not operating with a proper license.

City councilors want to use funds from ProvPort's tax agreement to create a scholarship. Not everyone is on board.

One Pflugerville student earned a spot at the national

The two agreements are expected to bring in at least $177 million for the city, which is struggling financially.

Conucilwoman Jo-Ann Ryan said Pichardo showed \

The controversial lease for Achievement First Promesa Elementary was approved just days before the school would have had to move out.

Mayor Brett Smiley confirmed charters could potentially move into more city school buildings.