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A sweeping overhaul of Rhode Island’s public records law remains on hold, but lawmakers agreed to one noteworthy change that makes state traffic accident data public.
Legislation passed this week by the Rhode Island General Assembly to enable abuse survivors to terminate rental leases to leave dangerous living situations without facing financial penalties or legal ramific...
The Cannabis Control Commission has a new chairperson, following the Rhode Island Senate's unanimous confirmation of Michelle Reddish on Thursday.
WASHINGTON — Advertisements for Polymarket and Bud Light lined an eight-sided cage on the White House grounds Thursday ahead of a series of mixed martial arts fights scheduled for Sunday, President Donald...
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — On a recent weekday evening, Avram Kline kicked a soccer ball to his son on the bright green pitch in Brooklyn Bridge Park, where the skyscrapers of Manhattan loom just across the East Riv...
The Ultimate Fighting Championship cage matches set to take place on the White House South Lawn on Sunday will go on as scheduled, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., ruled Friday. U.S. District Judge Amit...
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A federal judge in the Eastern District of Virginia issued a preliminary injunction Friday halting the Trump administration’s nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund for one w...
Veterans in the United States die by suicide at higher rates than the general population, and firearms are involved in most of those deaths, according to a new analysis of federal data. The report, released...
Providence City Council President Rachel Miller announced she will not seek re-election, ending her eight-year tenure representing Ward 13.
With controversial topics like charter schools and sex abuse claims against the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence already decided — or preemptively killed in the case of a state Voting Rights Act — la...
Gov. Dan McKee presented a united front with lawmakers in a ceremonial signing of the fiscal 2027 budget at Children's Friend in Providence Friday morning. But he declined to say whether he will sign a conte...
Drone flights are banned over Providence and Bryant University through July 21 as part of FIFA World Cup security measures by the Federal Aviation Administration.
On this edition of Jukebox Journey, on the 50th anniversary of the Mann Center, Kevin explores how it came to be and how it evolved to the present moment.
Music cognition researcher Elizabeth Margulis explains the science of “musical daydreaming”, and why it’s good for our brains.
The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup officially kicks off this week and for the first time it will be hosted by three countries across North America. First, we preview the epic tournament with global soccer repor...
Erica Brown of Sunrise Movement Philadelphia celebrated incremental victories and growing public support as she took her first bite outside of City Hall.
The city suspended EMR’s junkyard license for the facility where the latest fire occurred, and will reevaluate the suspension next month.
Jameson took over as president as protests over the war in Gaza led to charges of antisemitism and threats to federal research dollars.
If you’re into good omens — listen up, Hempfield boys volleyball faithful — have we got a doozy for you.
The road for DeMajh Salisbery has been long and winding. As he put it, “My story is pretty decorated.”
Holly Arndt, Columbia’s first-ever female police chief, didn’t set out for a law enforcement career when she enrolled at York College in 1999, let alone ever thinking of leading an
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As summer unfolds across Lancaster County, schools are letting out, families are traveling, and community calendars are filling quickly. Yet amid the seasonal rush, local organizations continue to offer mean...
Holly Arndt, Columbia’s first-ever female police chief, didn’t set out for a law enforcement career when she enrolled at York College in 1999, let alone ever thinking of leading an
As summer unfolds across Lancaster County, schools are letting out, families are traveling, and community calendars are filling quickly. Yet amid the seasonal rush, local organizations continue to offer mean...