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“We do oppose the blanket approval of giving a lease to a tenant who didn’t uphold the terms of their existing lease,” Narragansett Town Manager James Tierney said Friday. “I wouldn’t do it if I had a rental property and had a bad tenant.”

Rhode Island officials are moving forward with a controversial plan to replace an abandoned hotel in Galilee.

Conservation groups are pushing the state to add money to the proposed green bond issue to fund programs to preserve farmland and open space.

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha and environmental officials are set to announce regulatory action to protect greater Providence on Wednesday.

The Attorney General's Office and Department of Environmental Management begin joint effort to stamp out pollution in the Mashapaug Watershed in Providence and Cranston.

Some leading fund managers are positioning themselves for a bull run in Chinese stocks, as they bet on a lasting economic recovery to revive confidence and appetite for equities.

It’s nearly impossible to sell anyone China exposure this year, according to fund manager Jason Hsu. Chinese stocks were supposed to be top global performers at the start of 2023. Instead, people got it spectacularly wrong.

Florida pastor Terence Gray allegedly whipped fourth-graders with a belt at a private religious school in Orlando.

The town of South Kingstown held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the Marina Park Boat Ramp last week, a reconstruction project meant for public dock rehabilitation,

PROVIDENCE — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by coastal property owners that challenged Rhode Island’s new shoreline access law, saying that they lacked standing to sue the heads