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After taking a few years off, the Rhode Island DMV is again trying to revoke Kei truck owners' registrations but a Senator is trying to help.

This Tuesday at 5 p.m., Target 12 consumer investigator Sarah Guernelli breaks down workforce and affordable housing, and how the state has been developing both over the last five years.

On Monday at 5, Target 12 investigator Alexandra Leslie takes a look at a controversial bill that proposes rent control in Providence.

Dan McKee’s 2022 campaign website promised that if he were elected governor, he would be “investing in projects that create construction jobs, put Rhode Islanders to work and improve the basic infrastructure that residents, communities and businesses rely

The prospect of retirement is out of reach for too many Rhode Islanders, especially those who work at small businesses and nonprofits. The Secure Choice Retirement Act, a voluntary, automated savings plan, would be publicly available to all who lack access to a retirement savings account via their employer.

We stand at a proverbial crossroads — to build more or conserve more. The directors of local housing and land preservation nonprofits ask, What if there was a third option?

This year marks the passage out of young adulthood for Rhode Island KIDS COUNT as the data-focused advocacy nonprofit celebrates its 30th birthday with the release of the 2024 Factbook — an annual look at the quality of life for babies, kids and teens in the Ocean State. The first edition of the Factbook, published […] The post Child homelessness up, chronic absenteeism down, latest KIDS COUNT Factbook finds appeared first on Rhode Island Current.

James Holzhauer, 32-time champion on “Jeopardy!”, has an interesting secret to his success: children’s books! According to Holzhauer, kids’ books are full of pictures, infographics, and fun facts that keep

Focusing on ocean-based innovation is imperative as we steer our state toward the future.

The ads will feature the tagline: "They’re here for us. Let’s all be there for them."