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The swearing in for Rhode Island Congressman-elect Gabe Amo will take place Monday.One of the first issues he'll deal with is the looming government shutdown.It

Now that November is here, many of us will soon gather with family and friends to celebrate the bounty of the season and the holidays in full force with The state's food pantries nourish Rhode Islanders by serving up fresh produce, nutritious groceries and a generous helping of community.

Every Friday, GoLocalProv takes a look at who is rising and who is falling in Rhode Island and national politics, business, culture, and sports.

Attorney General Peter Neronha says a Department of Transportation plan to cut road emissions lacks ambition and won't meet mandates set by state climate law.

I am sitting in a rocking chair that I’ve sat in every summer of my life, starting in August of 1962. (That was a few weeks after I was born, so I was A writer's attachment to an heirloom in his family's Narragansett Beach Cottage stirs up fond memories and a connection to Civil War history.

PROVIDENCE – Attorney Gen. Peter Neronha has announced that a Woonsocket man has been charged in Third Division District Court with possessing a ghost gun and drug trafficking following an

A fresh, sharp look at news, life and politics in Charlestown, Rhode Island

RICHMOND, VA.—In the reddest of states last night Trumpite politicians went down to defeat in a wave of victories notched by anti-MAGA forces. The sweeping victories came just two days after the New York Times/Siena poll showed President Biden running behind Trump in key swing states, calling into...

This week, a massive iron pour, Newport’s “ThamesGiving,” jewelry making, a brewery party, and more.

It’s not inconceivable that Amo could be a member of Congress from Rhode Island for the next 40 years. He has already made history. Now he has a chance to make a generational impact on our state.