A handmade “We love Curt” sign Friday could be seen on the door outside 38 Studios. Standing right next to it was a talent recruiter for a local tech company.

State and military leaders honored Rhode Island's fallen veterans of war on Friday with a wreath laying at the Garden of Heroes.

With all beaches set to open this Saturday, May 26, the Rhode Island Department of Health has announced new initiatives to help beachgoers stay healthy this

Iraq veteran Garry Crum and a brigade of volunteers continue digging a historic VFW post out of the scrap heap to serve a new generation of veterans.

Rhode Island lawmakers have postponed a vote on a proposed tax hike on property owners in Woonsocket.

Thursday, the Attorney General asked the Rhode Island Supreme Court to review the Superior Court's double jeopardy based dismissal of the case against Robert

A new report ranks Rhode Island as the twelfth least bicycle-friendly state in the U.S.

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a request to delay the surrender of accused killer Jason Pleau to federal authorities.

East Providence and Jamestown police are trying to identify two female suspects wanted for credit card fraud.

Everyone at Curt Schilling's troubled video game company is out of a job. Roughly 400 employees received pink slips, effective Thursday, May 24.

The next set of balance sheets and income statements from Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios is due to be given to the RIEDC by the end of this month.

The IRS is making moves to save more than $17.2 million in taxpayer money -- and closing several small offices around the country.

A registered medical marijuana caregiver has been sentenced to federal prison time for growing more plants than legally allowed.

In honor of National Missing Children's Day, Attorney General Kilmartin and Day One urge parents to "Take 25" this Friday to talk to children about the

The city of Providence has seen a rash of violence recently, and one local group focused on preventing that is being seriously hurt by budget restraints.