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In a case that should make employers rethink how they draft non-disparagement clauses, a panel of the DC Circuit ruled in a split decision that a provision that required a non-profit...

Demonstrators demanded a plan for where to house the Cranston Street Armorys residents when the building closes.

Last week, Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee forcibly evicted an encampment of unhoused people from the State House plaza after a Superior Court Judge ruled in his favor. As a result, the newly formed Emergency Housing Coalition held a protest last night, the eve of Solstice, the longest night of the year, on the south lawn of the Rhode Island State House.

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Current funding should create 274 new shelter beds. But when any of the new beds will become available for people living outside now is unclear.

The $29 million tax treaty for the Superman building in Providence is closer to signing following a positive recommendation from the finance committee

Providence City Council's finance committee voted unanimously Monday to recommend tax breaks to High Rock Development, which is working to breath new life into...

The $29 million tax treaty for the Superman building in Providence is closer to signing following a positive recommendation from the finance committee

"Low-income voters have the power to change the outcome of the election," said speaker Pamela Poniatowski. "We have got to all show up."