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Eight nonprofits that regularly work with the homeless population in R.I. will receive $160,000 in grants from the Rhode Island Foundation that will be used to help residents stay housed this winter.

In the 4th Century, Western Civilization operated under the calendar promulgated by Julius Casesar (the Julian Calendar). The first day of the year was March 25 and December, as indicated

Limited two-way traffic on Interstate 195 could resume Saturday — or sooner.

This week: Billy Gilman comes home, Moulin Rouge takes over PPAC, Merry Swiftmas, winter walks in the woods, and more!

The Rhode Island Short-Term Rental Association (RISTRA) is offering temporary housing options "at a significant discount" to anyone whose lives have been disrupted by the emergency bridge repairs in Providence.

STORY OF THE WEEK: As the possibility of another term of Donald Trump in the White House looms over 2024, Rhode Island Republicans remain on the outside of state government, looking in. The last GOP …

A young engineer working on the RI bridge discovered something unusual. The problems got worse from there...

Exhibitions and sales of smaller and more affordable artworks are a staple of the holiday season throughout the region, with many galleries and organizations getting in on the activity. At The Collaborative in Warren, the organization’s Small Works Show i

Tuesday evening's commute resulted in traffic snaking its way into Newport streets and reaching as far as Middletown in some cases.

Many drivers said they’re swerving towards the Newport Pell Bridge amid Washington Bridge closure, but there’s been a ripple effect.