Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza and City Solicitor Jeffrey Dana never sat down for the interview the mayor...

Community push back and legal issues are preventing the City of Pawtucket from paving over the only...

Around 250 members of the transgender community, alongside allies, families and neighbors, gathered to show love and...

After the recounts, the Board of Elections affirmed Tuesday night’s election results in the nine contested races,...

More needs to be done by thePUC and RI Energy to mitigate the proposed utility rate increases...

The PUC is scheduled to hear public comment, beginning at 9am on September 16 in Hearing Room...

The Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce held a gubernatorial forum on Thursday morning, focused primarily on pro-business...

Candidates seeking the Rhode Island Senate District 5 and 6 seats attended the West Broadway Neighborhood Association...

“Our community can be so effective when we work as a team together with neighbors, organizations like...

“I’m Gregg Amore, a Democrat running for Secretary of State. I’m a 26-year high school civics and...

“There is a lot more that we can do for Rhode Islanders. I am plugged in and...

“As a child growing up in an urban area, having access to green spaces was crucial to...

“We are here to protest the proposed plans for the Superman Building,” said organizer and activist Terri...

With the rise in monkeypox cases around the nation and the White House’s declaration of a public...

“Knowledge is power,” says Economic Progress Institute (EPI) Executive Director Weayonnoh Nelson-Davies. “We want those who hope...