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The governor is preparing to announce Friday the hiring of an outside legal team that may file lawsuits over the bridge's failure.

Many Rhode Islanders voiced their frustrations at Thursday night's Providence City Council meeting about the decision to relocate the South Water Street bike lane.

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

Steve Corvi, a 56-year-old adjunct history professor who has never run for public office, is a self-described “moderate” who said he supports former president Donald Trump.

In their continuing attempt to aid those affected financially by the Washington Bridge closure debacle, Governor Dan McKee and RI Commerce have set out what theyre calling a "multi-faceted strategy …

A fresh, sharp look at news, life and politics in Charlestown, Rhode Island

LINCOLN – Local officials discussed bills presented to the House and the Senate relating to accessory dwelling units, sometimes known as in-law apartments or granny flats, ultimately favoring the Senate

At a time when rigid airships still flew over Block Island, one prominent Bristol family went to Westerly to experience an event youre lucky to see more than once in a lifetime. Now you can read their own handwritten account of that day in 1925.

Secretary of State Gregg Amore is encouraging more Rhode Islanders to celebrate the state's Independence Day by giving away a batch of free flags.

The biggest drama of the night centered on how many Rhode Islanders would make it to the polls to vote for ... no one.