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A fight over funding in the spring cast doubt on whether the city will continue to operate the zoo
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Sixteen high schools are preparing to field teams this spring as the fast-growing sport enters a new era in Rhode Island
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Open learning spaces and an expanded library are just a few of the features of the new facility, which will house about 1,000 students in grades 2 through 5
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For nearly five decades, Chan’s has paired Chinese food with live jazz and blues, earning the Woonsocket institution a reputation far beyond Rhode Island
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The MET High School graduate is heading to the Rhode Island School of Design to pursue his passion for visual storytelling
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The university’s Translanguaging Lab is documenting multilingual signs across the state to tell a visual story of Rhode Island’s linguistic diversity
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On the anniversary of the disaster that killed ten, the city will remember the victims and honor first responders
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Summer reading, zine-making, a speculative horror book club and a chance to meet the Providence mayoral candidates – here’s what’s going on in July throughout the nine Community Libraries of Providence
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A fiscal watchdog group recommends tightening oversight of education spending as the state continues to struggle with improving educational outcomes
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A date with defending champion Argentina doesn’t scare the region’s sizable Cabo Verdean population, whose soccer team has already made history
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Organizers say Bristol’s Independence Day celebration is America’s oldest, a tradition nearly as old as the nation itself
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Ocean State Media’s statewide listening tour stopped in Bristol, where residents met up over coffee and on a nature walk to talk about the issues shaping their community