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Want to stream Rhode Island legislative hearings on the go? There’s an app for that. The Rhode Island General Assembly on Tuesday announced the debut of a new streaming app for its broadcast arm, Capitol TV. The free app, available on iPhones and Androids and smart TV devices like Firestick and Roku, lets users watch […] The post Rhode Island Capitol TV launches free app to stream legislative hearings appeared first on Rhode Island Current.

Rhode Island PBS and The Public’s Radio’s will soon be one entity. Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha announced the approval of the merger of the two public media organizations Tuesday after conducting a review to ensure compliance with state law. Elizabeth Delude-Dix, chair of the board of directors of The Public’s Radio, thanked the […] The post Merger of The Public’s Radio and Rhode Island PBS approved appeared first on Rhode Island Current.

Rhode Island PBS and The Public’s Radio’s will soon be one entity. Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha announced the approval of the merger of the two public media organizations Tuesday after conducting a review to ensure compliance with state law. Elizabeth Delude-Dix, chair of the board of directors of The Public’s Radio, thanked the […] The post Merger of The Public’s Radio and Rhode Island PBS approved appeared first on Rhode Island Current.

Right now, Rhode Islanders can't sue for violations of rights listed in the state's constitution, but a movement is afoot to change that.

It was early January 2017 when Peter Neronha says he got an invite to lunch from Leo Skenyon, chief of staff and right-hand man to the then-most powerful

In a symbolic gesture to mark Earth Day, Governor Dan McKee and the First Lady participated in a litter pick-up event in Middletown today.

Summer will be here soon enough – and with it, plenty of playtime for kids once the school year comes to an end. But before that last bell rings, the Greater Providence YMCA aims to get …

On April 9, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha testified before the Rhode Island House Committee on State Government and Elections to support House bill 8148 abolishing the Coastal Resources

Growth made Rhode Island’s capital city vibrant, but working-class, multicultural neighborhoods were sacrificed in the process.

Cann's seltzers taste legitimately great. But you can't indulge too much, because they pack a punch.