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The Rhode Island Coalition to End Homelessness on Wednesday will count people experiencing homelessness in Rhode Island.

"She literally brought and built a community."

Election officials say they’re spending hundreds of hours tabulating votes for Elvis and the Wu-Tang Clan, but the ACLU says voters should have their votes counted, even for a losing cause.

A pair of right to repair bills have been introduced to the Rhode Island General Assembly.

Two federal agencies have begun working in Rhode Island to assist disaster victims in applying for federal relief funding. Following President Joe Biden’s approval of a declaration …

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee wants voters to weigh in on four long-term infrastructure initiatives when they head to the polls in November. The Democrat unveiled the proposals totaling $345

Looking Upwards and its collaborating partner, SWAP, Inc, joined by federal, state, and local officials, marked the beginning of construction

State transportation officials said Monday that repairs to a critical Rhode Island bridge that was partially shut down over safety concerns last month could include the demolition of the span. Director of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation Peter Alviti said all options are being considered.

General Treasurer James Diossa is set to reveal his 2024 investment framework on Tuesday.

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee wants voters to weigh in on four long-term infrastructure initiatives when they head to the polls in November.