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CISA director Jen Easterly visited Providence to help launch Jim Langevin's new cybersecurity institute at Rhode Island College.

Rhode Island Department of Housing announced it will purchase the Charlesgate property in Providence for $6.5 million.

Rhode Island voters decide who they'll send to Washington in the race for Congressional District 1.

On Wednesday, November 15, the "Apply to RIC for Free Day" event will waive the $50 application fee that RIC typically charges for all Rhode Island applicants.

The Rhode Island Department of Housing has entered into a purchase and sale agreement for the acquisition of the former Charlesgate nursing home building located at 100 Randall Street, just off of North Main Street, for $6.95 million.

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.

“We recognize Israel’s right to defend itself,” they write. “But we do not believe that Benjamin Netanyahu’s government... deserves the benefit of the doubt on how best to protect Israel in this critical moment.”

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips Bank stocks are down badly this year. Borrowing costs are sky-high, cutting int...

As ranked-choice voting is garnering attention in Rhode Island, it is important to highlight that ranked-choice voting is non-partisan and ideologically neutral. All individuals and political parties will benefit from

New movies and hot streaming series are premiering, and Rhode Island and Rhode Islanders are center stage.