Fewer than two percent of all certified food stamp retailers in Rhode Island were disqualified by from accepting EBT cards in 2012, but a reform advocate says

The DEM ordered a Providence company to remove soil that investigators found contained arsenic lead and other toxins, from a lot that is next to Donigian Park

Attorney General Peter Kilmartin said a pending case in another state could stall Rhode Island's prosecution of a man charged with assaulting a Brown

This week on Newsmakers: Former General Treasurer Frank Caprio.

A Cumberland man claims his ex-girlfriend used technology to send herself text messages that appeared to come from him, prompting his arrest for violating a no

This week on Newsmakers: Congressman David Cicilline, D-R.I.

Several Rhode Island school administrators spent thousands of taxpayer dollars on a trip to China, dining at high-end steakhouses and an in-state overnight

An independent consultant hired by the Wyatt Detention Center to investigate the alleged assault of a correctional officer is expected to release her findings

It is a stretch of bayside land that’s been the target of 3 under-developed plans, involving blending Providence’s working waterfront with shops, cafes, condos

A Providence Police Department internal investigation is underway following an incident early Sunday morning that left a local man with injuries that he claims

This week on Newsmakers: Bishop Thomas Tobin.

Detectives examined thousands of documents and conducted dozens of interviews.

FIRST ON WPRI.com : Accused of embezzling state grant money, Institute for International Sport Executive Director Dan Doyle was arraigned on more than a

Rhode Island State Police are seeing more illegal firearms on your streets according to statistics revealed to Target 12.

Target 12 reviewed more than 1,600 pages from the Bulger and Flemmi FBI informant files and discovered 75 references to Rhode Island mobsters or associates.