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“The Risk of Giving Birth,” a three-part docuseries, explores Rhode Island’s ongoing efforts to address maternal mortality and morbidity.

The Tomaquag Museum, hailed by Senator Jack Reed as "one of the best small museums in the entire country," holds a diverse collection

The commission voted unanimously, and dismissed a complaint filed by R.I. Republican Party chairman Joe Powers alleging Shekarchi had pushed for a bill that would have benefitted a client of his law firm.

A Westerly, Rhode Island, estate has hit the market in Watch Hill, and if you have a few million dollars to spare, here is your chance to be Taylor Swift’s neighbor.

Melissa R. DuBose, now a state judge, would be the first Black and first LGBTQ judge on the US District Court in Providence.

A Westerly, Rhode Island, estate has hit the market in Watch Hill, and if you have a few million dollars to spare, here is your chance to be Taylor Swift’s neighbor.

Rhode Island's Department of Housing announced locations of emergency pop-up shelters that will be open to Rhode Islanders in need during the weekend snowstorm.

Season passes grant access to parking lots at all eight of Rhode Island's state beaches. These include Charlestown Breachway, East Beach

Over the month that the statue was on display, visitors came from all 39 cities and towns, and some far-flung countries, to pay respects.

Theres 100 percent chance that many local children will be happy to wake up and look out the window Sunday morning.