Senator Sandra Cano News Today

The General Assembly of Rhode Island has been abuzz with legislative activity this week, with several significant bills making their way

For decades, Rhode Island politicians have hired other politicians to serve on their staffs. The motivations and the situations vary.

Two organizations sent a letter to Rhode Island officials Monday, alleging minority- and women-owned businesses continue to be “overlooked and underutilized” in R.I. contracting system.

Amo's flawless campaign, Regunberg's ceiling, Cano's failed endorsement game, the Matos collapse, and what's next for each candidate.

The vote on Tuesday will almost certainly determine who will succeed former Representative David Cicilline, and could hold clues to what voters are looking for in the run-up to 2024.

There's a chance that a person of color or a Democratic woman could make history today, expect low voter turnout, and keep an eye on East Providence.

The candidates will be out in full force over the long weekend as they make their closing arguments to voters before Tuesday's primary.

The race to replace David Cicilline has involved questions of race and gender, progressive support, and one controversy after another.

Regunberg became the target, Amo had a big moment, Matos moved beyond the signatures scandal, and more.

On a shoestring budget, the Colombian-born state senator is making a credible case that she can be the first person of color elected to Congress from Rhode Island.