Brian Amaral

The vacant hotel in Narragansett, often referred to by a previous name, the Dutch Inn, has been the subject of a long running political and legal battle.

Work on the seven-story PVD Labs in the Jewelry District is expected to be done by late summer 2025.

It turns out WPRI isn’t alone in facing issues with Rhode Island wage laws.

The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority had proposed a number of service reductions due to a shortage of drivers, but in the meantime, the agency reached a deal with its drivers’ union to increase driver pay, and wants to see how much the pay bump attracts and retains drivers.

After an investigation about a state law mandating time and a half pay, the TV station began quietly paying its employee for wages they earned.

The Tidewater Landing soccer stadium deal in Pawtucket has gotten significantly more expensive for Rhode Islanders to pay off. And in more subtle ways, the latest version of the deal also undermines financial protections for the state.

In the end, the solution to an impasse over democracy was more democracy.

The president, vice president, and chief steward of the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers Local 400 say the transportation department is plagued by harrassment and bullying. But Director Peter Alviti calls his employees “highly functioning and highly motivated.”

After union leaders described the agency’s atmosphere as toxic, the governor said employees have “a process they can follow” for their complaints.

The governor has previously declined to make an issue of the fact he wasn’t notified about the bridge until hours before it closed.

Project Weber/RENEW is teaming up with clinical partner VICTA to open at a location near Rhode Island Hospital.

On Friday, state transportation officials told R.I. lawmakers it could take a month or more before it is known how extensive a fix it will be to restore the bridge.

The Coastal Resources Management Council voted to approve the project over their objections, so now they’re suing in state Superior Court to reverse the decision, or start the application process over.

From giant stuffed quahog sculptures to beach rage, sketchy business deals, and Benny’s, here are some of our favorite R.I. stories of the year.

With westbound traffic still limited on the Washington Bridge and continued gridlock on city streets, here are some things to do while you’re stuck on the east side of the Seekonk River.

Revolution Wind’s offshore construction is expected to “ramp up” in 2024 with operations beginning in 2025, the developer says.

This unusual beach dispute took place on what would have been an otherwise typical and beautiful Sunday at the bay-facing North Kingstown Town Beach.

The time difference means some matches will be played when R.I. bars and restaurants can’t legally be open, but two US matches in the first stage are at 9 p.m. ET.

The impact of the strikes against the big studios and streamers goes beyond Hollywood, all the way to working actors who live in Rhode Island.

Here are more details about the stadium’s private financing gap, a possible development partner, the final cost, and Johnson himself.