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Over 50 positions will be impacted, including managerial and supervisory positions.

Issues related to a pair of hotels in Massachusetts are at the forefront of the claims.

The project is planned for an unused lot along Broadway, just north of Saint Peter’s Lutheran Church.

The painted facade of the pump house on the corner of Maple Avenue and Hillside Avenue was a part of a summer-long collaboration.

From trunk or treats to Halloween parties, there's something for everyone.

The annual event, which sources pumpkins from a program collaboration with the Navajo Nation, raises funds for the church and other local nonprofits.

Newport City Council unanimously approved two grant applications to the RI Department of Environmental Management’s Recreation Development Grant Program.

Of the 30 recipients for the 2025-26 award season, Kyle Spaltholz is the sole educator from Rhode Island

On the day that federal food assistance was set to expire amid the government shutdown, demand was high at pantries in Providence and Central Falls.

Now, with help from publisher Penguin Random House, the unpublished sequel gets a life of its own for a new generation.

The $7.5 million renovation at the Florence Gray Center is just one of 21 projects to construct multipurpose community centers throughout the state.

The fund would allow the city to pool funds from several sources and use them to support efforts to increase housing accessibility.

The vigil preceded an executive session held by the City Council to discuss the investigations into the assault at Rogers High School.

The vending machines would only be accessible to people who are already clients with AIDS Care Ocean State’s ENCORE program.

The measure will return to Newport City Council’s agenda for a second vote in the new year.

Her mother said that Carrigan stayed true to herself amid her seven-year battle with cancer.

Here’s a list of developments we know will be making some kind of progress in 2026.

The annual event honoring Martin Luther King Jr. will begin at 9 a.m. with the annual torch run.

A resolution aimed at kickstarting the creation of both the program and fee will be presented to the council at its regular meeting on Jan. 28.

Eligible residents can still use a driver’s license, state-issued ID or military orders to prove residency.