Melanie DaSilva

The Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission held a public hearing Monday night to discuss a proposal to decrease supply prices for summer rates.

Coming off a historic inaugural campaign, RIFC is less than two weeks away from their season opener.

RIDOT: 2.6K+ overweight trucks drove over Washington Bridge

Two of the drivers and a 3-year-old child were taken to the hospital with injuries, state police said.

The owner said that after buying the restaurant six years ago, it has been hard trying to fill someone else’s shoes.

“We discovered what we believe is the first case of coronavirus here in the state of Rhode Island,” Gina Raimondo said on March 1, 2020.

Police say the DEA tried to arrest Justin Deprospo, 39, in a parking lot on West Main Road when he took off and hit an officer with his car.

The MBTA said that the Providence Line Train 803, which left at 6:30 a.m. from South Station, would not continue.

The hospitality group said they don’t want to see bigger corporations take over these small businesses.

Officials responded to the crash on the southbound side of the highway around 9:30 a.m. just after Exit 2.

A hearing is set to resume Tuesday in the Karen Read murder trial.

Michael “Scotty” McGuire dedicated more than a decade to coaching and left an impact on many student-athletes and the entire community.

The Atlantic Shark Institute announced they will be the first charity in the state to get a motorcycle plate on the road.

A juvenile was seriously injured after a car crashed into the mini bike he was riding Tuesday night in Warwick.

One of the victims was stabbed 12 times, according to police.

The Rhode Island Civil Air Patrol cadet director has been arrested for possession of child pornography.

47 years ago, the Blizzard of ’78 hit New England

The driver who struck a 4-year-old girl and her mother in Woonsocket last week has been arrested.

A preliminary investigation reveals a woman had a medical emergency while driving causing her to veer off the road and hit a pedestrian.

About six different strains of cannabis were affected and some of them were sold at retailers in Attleboro, Seekonk, Middleboro and New Bedford.