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Continuing ABC6's Diversity: Making a Difference interview series, U.S. Representative Gabe Amo sat down with ABC6 Anchor Karah Bailey.

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management is offering an introduction to firearms course to help support its mission.

The Rhode Island Black Businesses Association held its Annual Legislative Breakfast on Friday morning.

A new temporary family shelter opened on the western edge of the University of Rhode Island campus on Wednesday.

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Neronha announced that a Warwick man has been found guilty by a Kent County Superior Court jury of charges stemming from an impaired driving crash that injured …

A production company is looking to create a new show with Rhode Island at the center, and an open casting call has invited any and all locals to apply.

The notion that road safety data should be public is not a fringe position, say advocates at the Providence Streets Coalition, and Rhode Island is increasingly an outlier in protecting it from public scrutiny.

What’s the plan if undocumented immigrants are suddenly brought into Rhode Island?

Mixed reviews are pouring in for Rhode Island's new tourism campaign touting the Ocean State as "All That."

Rhode Island has been home to many significant artists. For some, it was the place they were born and bred, and for others, it was a stopover while they studied at area universities.