Page 58 - Rhode Islanders News Today

PROVIDENCE – Treasurer James Diossa unveiled a three-part “framework” this week to start two new investment programs in the state and expand an existing program.

It's not just East Bay Rhode Islanders who've grown weary of the wait to get over the Washington Bridge.

Gov. Dan McKee launched a new program Thursday designed to make solar energy more accessible to Rhode Islanders.

On Friday, a new report asserts, “Rhode Island’s economy experienced positive results across most key economic indicators in Q4 2023.”

Across Rhode Island, the Washington Bridge shutdown is impacting businesses, workers and customers alike.

How many New York residents claim to be bilingual? We may have an answer.

The disaster declaration permits the IRS to postpone certain tax-filing and tax-payment deadlines for those who reside or have a business in the area.

For every dollar spent on SNAP-eligible fresh fruits and vegetables, participants in Rhode Island will receive 50 cents in rewards (up to $25 per month) in additional benefits directly credited to...

The stakes for our nation and our democracy have been at risk many times over the course of our history, the governor of Rhode Island writes, but never more so than this year.

STATE HOUSE – Rep. Tina Spears and Sen. Victoria Gu are sponsoring legislation to mandate the creation and maintenance of a statewide coastal resiliency plan, the Act on Coasts. The