Leah Crowley

Trinity Reparatory Company held a ground breaking ceremony Monday for the “transformative renovation” of its Lederer Theater Center.

The Rhode Island Foundation is issuing $1 million in emergency grants that will be distributed among dozens of local food pantries and meal sites.

Rhode Island Comic Con is officially underway, bringing stars like Susan Sarandon, Marisa Tomei and Bryce Dallas Howard to Providence.

A father and son from Norwood have won a combined $800,000 in prizes after playing Mass Cash.

As the government shutdown continues, millions of Americans lost food assistance on Saturday, including thousands of people in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

As the government shutdown continues, millions of Americans are set to lose food assistance this week, including thousands of people in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Recovery TV, a locally-produced show that airs on 12 News, FOX Providence, myRITV and the CW Providence every weekend, has won MADD’s Media Champion Award.

The Newport Tree Conservancy is planning to plant 100 native trees in Miantonomi Park this week, and the organization is asking the community for help.

The Fall River Fire Department has released a report detailing the deadly fire at the Gabriel House Assisted Living Facility and offering recommendations to try and prevent further tragedy.

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is stocking 24 waterways with brook and rainbow trout.

Trinity Repertory Company is hosting an art competition, and the winners’ masterpieces will be displayed in the theater’s lobby during their annual production of “A Christmas Caro…

After a series of setbacks, the new Budlong Pool is taking shape as construction on the project moves forward.

Some states will be recognizing both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 13, but in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is not recognized by law.

It feels like fall in New England with leaves changing color, colder weather creeping in, and plenty of festivities scheduled for October’s long weekend.

She purchased the winning ticket at Sam’s Food Store on Benefit Street.

A Warwick man won the $32,000 jackpot from the Wild Money drawing on Oct. 3.

A number of tax changes took effect in Rhode Island on Oct. 1.

Ocean State Credit Union celebrated its 75th anniversary on Oct. 1 by opening its new flagship branch at 40 Westminster St. in Providence.

A husband and wife are both facing charges after allegedly driving drunk on the same night.

Three Rhode Islanders are heading into October thousands of dollars richer after winning the lottery.