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It was early January 2017 when Peter Neronha says he got an invite to lunch from Leo Skenyon, chief of staff and right-hand man to the then-most powerful

The Ocean State Climate Adaptation and Resilience fund program is the latest in a series of efforts to shore up Rhode Island’s coastline in the face of climate change.

For more than a century, the Independent Man has stood high atop the State House, a symbol of hope and freedom for all who walk below — that is, until a The 800-plus-pound statue was recently grounded after the discovery of a crack in his pedestal late last year.

The tap of chisel on stone fills the John Stevens Shop on Thames Street in Newport, as it has for the past 318 years. Nick Benson, the third generation of The John Stevens Shop has taken up residence on Thames Street in Newport for more than three centuries.

Twenty Stories Providence  Business and life partners Alexa Trembly and Emory Harkins first got the wheels turning on their career venture with a

It takes Larry Griffin and Richard Hallee-Griffin a full month to decorate their stately Italianate villa — dubbed Griffin Manor — in time for Christmas. A Woonsocket couple's Christmas wonderland symbolizes a lifetime of love.

Every year on the winter solstice, the rising sun shines through the south window of the Newport Tower and out the west window in a dazzling display that Who built the Newport Tower and how? One local may have the answers.

On a clear Thursday morning in July, Mariana stands by the fence brushing the goats.  Six Nigerian dwarf goats gather around her, their gangly legs New programs at the Rhode Island Training School and other sites connect students with a future beyond the walls.

Little known fact: Rhode Island is the birthplace of the American diner. It all started with Walter Scott and his horse-drawn lunch cart in 1872, which

On the night of Dec. 16, 1773, more than one hundred Colonists dressed as Native Americans swarmed Griffin’s Wharf and dumped forty-six tons of tea into