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From bubblers to giant stuffies to "fence viewers," here's a celebration of things that set the Ocean State apart from the norm.

The guestbook that Governor Dan McKee’s office placed next to the statue is easily the most pleasant thing you’ll read all year.

“Eliminating the retail distribution of single-use plastic bags helps prevent litter and plastic debris from entering Narragansett Bay and our local waters,” DEM Director Terry Gray said.

Owner Dave Henry said the Christmas tree farm is doing well, but it's time to retire.

Henry's Christmas Tree Farm has officially celebrated its final holiday season.

Gift giving for the holidays? See which gift most New Yorkers are hoping to get this year.

Christmas tales: Soldiers through the ages find solace amid the hardships of war, echoing Bing Crosby's timeless song of longing.

It is a modern Frank Capra tale. Just five days before Christmas, a local non-profit contacts GoLocal saying that hundreds of children — 700 to 800 — still need gifts.

On Tuesday, Family Services of Rhode Island hit the panic button when there were more than 1,000 families asking for help and no resources. In the past four days, the response from Rhode Islanders has been amazing, but there is still a gap. The non-prof

According to the Health Department's COVID-19 data, 1,110 new cases and two deaths were reported the week of Dec. 10-16.