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A $1.5 million settlement was reached on behalf of Rhode Islanders affected by a marketing company's role in the opioid crisis. 

The Blizzard of 1978 stands out as a defining moment when the Ocean State faced an unprecedented onslaught of snow, wind, and chaos.

The settlement with Publicis Health, according to Neronha’s office, will go into the state’s opioid abatement fund, which is used to battle the state’s opioid crisis.

A man receiving blood transfusions to treat sickle cell anemia got the chance to meet several of his blood donors at an event hosted by the Rhode Island Blood Center on Tuesday.

Submitted opinion column: David N. Cicilline is president and CEO of the Rhode Island Foundation.

Superior Court Judge Maureen Keough on Friday morning rejected a motion to dismiss the pending felony charges against Barletta Heavy Division. Barletta is also the lead contractor on the RIDOT failed Washington Bridge project.

Tens of thousands of Rhode Islanders have unclaimed property in Rhode Island, according to the state treasurer's office. Are you one of them?

The clock is ticking for 81,000 Rhode Island households on the Affordable Connectivity Program.

The dismissal motions set the table for what could be months or even years of litigation.

If the Patriots absence from the Super Bowl has an upside, its the chance to indulge in game-day snacks without the nail-biting tension. Wondering which snacks and dips will be the MVPs of your …