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NEWPORT — Since the earliest colonial times, Rhode Islanders have had a reputation for idiosyncrasy, for doing things their own way, especially in politics. African-heritage Rhode Islanders of the late

Vacation budgets ranged from about $1,900 to $2,600, with one glaring exception.

The first 250 Rhode Islanders to open a state-administered 529 educational savings plan account on Wednesday, May 29, will receive a one-time $300 contribution under an initiative led by the Office of General Treasurer James Diossa in honor of 529 Day. The offer is made possible through a partnership with the Rhode Island Foundation and […] The post The first 250 new CollegeBound Saver accounts opened Wednesday will receive $300. Here’s why. appeared first on Rhode Island Current.

A 2021 report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office estimated prescription prices are two to four times higher in the United States.

The work of art historians often unveils artists otherwise lost to time. One local artist being rediscovered right now is Esther Pressoir, who was raised in Woonsocket, graduated from RISD in 1923, and died in 1986. Art historian and RISD Professor Suzann

It's early August 1976, and the team at WJAR-TV is warning of an incoming storm. Hurricane Belle.

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Here is your Race to Survive: New Zealand Episode 2 recap called, "Packrafts, Portages, and Pain," see what happens this week!

Race to Survive: New Zealand's first eliminated team, Emilio Navarro and Heather Sischo, talk to Reality Tea all about their experience.

The Rhode Island DEM has announced the opening of its seasonal 24-hour telephone information line, the Bay Line, which will be available