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While most Rhode Islanders live near a bus stop, far fewer take the bus, and it's not hard to understand why.

March 29 was the 51st anniversary of the final departure of U.S. combat units from Vietnam. Here's how Rhode Islanders marked the day.

A Rhode Island lottery player says that a scan of a winning scratch-off ticket on the state's lottery app declared him a loser — and a few hours later, it showed he was in fact a winner.

Beneath some of the capital city's most important real estate is a bus tunnel that hundreds of thousands of Rhode Islanders ride through every single year.

NORTH KINGSTOWN – The Quonset Development Corporation announced today that Quonset Business Park has surpassed the 14,000 jobs threshold and is now home to 14,379 jobs at 239 companies. The

STATE HOUSE – Legislation sponsored by Sen. Victoria Gu and Rep. Terri Cortvriend and championed by Attorney General Peter Neronha would replace the Coastal Resources Management Council with a new

Legislation sponsored by Sen. Victoria Gu (D-38th, Westerly, Charlestown, South Kingstown) and Rep. Terri Cortvriend (D- 72nd, Portsmouth, Middletown), and supported by Attorney General Peter Neronha, would replace Rhode Islands

Di Pasquale, whose most recent role was president of Massasoit Community College in Massachusetts, is credited with numerous improvements at CCRI.

The Rhode Island Foundation currently has $4 million in scholarships available for Rhode Islanders. Dozens of individual and organizational donors have established scholarship funds at the foundation to help students

As part of the effort, the secretary of state made 100 flags available for free to the first Rhode Islanders to claim them, which happened within hours.