What was it like the last time March Madness came to Providence? Here's a look back.
Providence hosted games over two days in 2016, which coincided with St. Patrick's Day and a builders convention.
'Demand for our help did not diminish'; RI Foundation gave nearly $87M in grants in 2024
The Rhode Island Foundation awarded nearly $87 million in grants to more than 2,500 nonprofit organizations in 2024.
Rhode Island state crime lab faces full accreditation review amid forensic errors
Two firearm "misidentifications" have drawn scrutiny in advance of an accrediting board's expected assessment on the weekend ...
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Economic Progress Institute’s Weayonnoh Nelson-Davies on Trump, why millionaires should pay more tax, and payday lending
Advocating for low- and moderate-income Rhode Islanders can be an uphill battle during the best of times. Now, with the Trump ...
Rhode Island men's basketball improved this season, but was it enough?
The Rams got off to a 9-0 start this season, but finished 7-11 in conference play, and is still winless in the playoffs under coach Archie Miller.
It’s time to make the polluters pay the price for climate change
Climate change is already harming people in communities across Rhode Island. In Westerly and Narragansett, homeowners face ...
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Is a foot doctor qualified to be a coastal regulator? Rhode Island’s governor says yes.
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee’s latest nominee to a state council that regulates the coast is renewing calls for reform. Michael Reuter, a podiatrist who has spent time on the Barrington Harbor ...
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Alzheimer’s Association Rhode Island adds 3 board members
The Rhode Island Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association added three members to its board of directors, the association ...