Every weekday afternoon — weather permitting — a pair of Providence firefighters hit the streets on bicycles as part of a new initiative aimed at reducing the strain on the city’s busy rescue units.
Every weekday afternoon — weather permitting — a pair of Providence firefighters hit the streets on bicycles as part of a new initiative aimed at reducing the strain on the city’s busy rescue units.
Dozens of residents packed the Johnston Senior Center Thursday night to express frustration over a developer's proposal to construct a 160-acre solar panel farm along Winsor Avenue.
The Tiverton Police Department has unveiled a mobile wellbeing app to bolster mental health support for its officers.
Beth Herosy’s partner recently booked an appointment at their nearby CVS to receive his COVID-19 and flu vaccinations.
Experts at Mystic Aquarium say the manatee spotted in Rhode Island likely hasn't been seen recently because it's headed for warmer waters.
Improvements to the Amica Mutual Pavilion are almost complete with the hopes they will bring more entertainment and business to Rhode Island.
The Providence City Council Finance Committee pushed forward a proposal that could more than double how much four private higher-education institutions contribute to Providence over the next two decades.
As fall festivities get underway, it's been a slow start to the season with people having to dodge a lot of rain, and that's not the only way local farms are being impacted.
An iconic Massachusetts restaurant and wedding venue is coming back.
Rhode Island General Treasurer James Diossa announced Thursday he will evaluate the banking relationship and the state’s business with Washington Trust Company.
The RI Treasurer held a news conference Thursday morning to discuss the settlement between Washington Trust and the DOJ.
