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A Scituate man is healing after a coyote bit him multiple times while he was walking his dog.

Once again Rhode Island lawmakers are contemplating reforms to the Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights, which dictates how officers are disciplined.

If your travel times are flexible, RIDOT's new charts may help you find the best time to make the drive.

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) unveiled a new travel tool Friday to help drivers better plan their commutes throughout the Washington Bridge closure.

If your travel times are flexible, RIDOT's new charts may help you find the best time to make the drive.

We crunched numbers and traced the history of housing in Rhode Island to lay out how we got to this point.

Their days are spent finding places to keep warm – libraries, or community centers where they can heat up food. At night, it's back to sleeping on concrete.

Learning to ski at Yawgoo is a rite of passage for many Rhode Islanders.

December's Army-Navy Game at Gillette Stadium was a boon to RI's hospitality industry, and tourism officials are hoping for another assist from FIFA.

In the spring of 2023, the Providence School Department awarded a contract worth in excess of $70 million a year for the school maintenance contract. It is a cost paid for by taxpayers across the state.