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DuBose fielded questions about her past political leanings and her experience on the bench during a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Rhode Island Department of Transportation Director Peter Alviti is among those who will answer questions Monday from lawmakers in an oversight hearing.

“I’m sort of taking it easy,” Joanne McGunagle said Monday morning. That seemed uncharacteristic for McGunagle, who started her journey with Comprehensive Community Action …

Rhode Island will receive more than $1.5 million from a health care advertising firm for its role in perpetuating the opioid epidemic.

STORY OF THE WEEK After a recent news dump, when the McKee administration shared details of a federal request for records related to the Washington Bridge, Gov. Dan McKee tried to regain control …

Federal and state disaster officials have recently become aware of scam artists calling Rhode Islanders affected by the September 10-13, 2023 storms and pretending to be FEMA representatives. The con …

Lower temperatures, combined with high prices for essential items including food and rent, is generating a heightened sense of need from local households in crisis and seeking heating assistance from …

The state Department of Environmental Management wants to teach more children to swim, especially those children who reside in urban areas.

Providence Performing Arts Center announced that the national tour of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is making a stop in Providence this week.

During the Colonial era, Taverns were a place for weary travelers to sleep, and a spot for locals to share news and debate. Hundreds of years later, some of them are still serving up great food and drink.