A Rhode Island state employee earning $73,500 annually struggles to afford housing in Providence. Middle-income earners are ...

The new season of the Julian Fellowes drama explores the changing roles of women in society and how wealthy Black Newporters ...

Rhode Island's part-time legislature convenes for six months each year to create and pass laws. Experts question if the time constraint hinders the General Assembly's ability to oversee the executive ...

Rhode Island only has a few precious months of peak boating season, and any setback can bite into your time on the water.

In Rhode Island, it’s not illegal to park in front of someone’s house on a public street. However, it is illegal to park in ...

This summer, The Providence Journal is excited to welcome Bella DeCrescenzo to the newsroom as an intern. A West Bay resident ...

The bills: H5120 and S168 would remove nearly all prior authorization requirements for primary care providers, a bill ...

There was little doubt the Senate would pass the $14.3 billion state budget, but that didn't mean the final debate was ...

Rhode Island's newest clam shack has upset the most historic one in the latest round of voting to find Rhode Island's best ...

From the trade of Rafael Devers to the All-State Show, these were the top sports stories for the week ending June 21 ...

Complicating the picture is the the Rhode Island AFL-CIO urging passage of the compromise forged by Senate President Valarie Lawson's leadership team, while the leading local advocacy group for the ...

The author says the loss of federal funding for resettlement agencies has led to unexpected and immediate budget cuts, layoffs and more.