At its peak, about 240 people were in attendance at Sunday’s “Rhode Island Rally for Trump.” 14...

The Epic Theatre Company did a dramatic reading of the Woonsocket City Council‘s September 16 discussion of...

Last week The Public’s Radio‘s Ian Donnis quoted Rhode Island Commissioner of Education Angélica Infante-Green in a...

“We’re all here together because we know that this is an emergency,” said Sunrise organizer Estrella Rodriguez...

As many as 2,000 people seized key intersections across Washington DC on Monday morning, significantly disrupting business-as-usual...

“Chase Bank is the worst, the number one investor in fossil fuels,” said Climate Action Rhode Island’s...

“It’s ridiculous that bills are argued in committee and Rhode Islanders come and spend hours of their...

“We need representation that is forward-thinking to address the concerns of the future so that our families...

At 7pm Tuesday, October 1 in the Brown University Friedman Auditorium (in Metcalf Building), 190 Thayer St,...

“Raising the money, finding good campaign staff and enlisting volunteers to run a winning campaign is a...

“In today’s world, freedom means the ability to pursue self actualization,” said Jonathan Acosta, candidate for Senate...

Update: Due to an error in the announcement for Monday night’s Central Falls City Council meeting, the...

Cranston City Council Members Steve Stycos and John Donegan introduce an ordinance to raise the minimum wage...

“In the past couple of years, the University’s partnership with Bon Appétit has made it harder for...

The Climate Strike, said Pastor Brendan Curran, “is a good reminder that when we stand together against...