Economy
Ørsted executives say they are ‘committed’ to finishing project despite financial headwinds
But D.C. federal judge’s ruling Tuesday means a major setback to the already struggling project
USDA says it will not send out food stamp money in November due to the federal shutdown. Now, Rhode Islanders are grappling with how to make ends meet
New protections for federal workers, credits for low-income customers on the way
Top municipal bond underwriter tapped to help Centurion lure investors in private placement sale
As the federal government shutdown drags on, more than a million civilian workers are going without pay — forcing many middle-class families, from Maryland to Florida, to seek food aid and short-term loans just to get by
Latest earnings report offers little insight into costs associated with HQ relocation
Rhode Island’s housing crisis has reached a new low point, according to a report released from HousingWorks RI
Applicants who’ve already navigated local approvals object to 60-day window state regulators tacked on to timeline
The Ocean State ranks first in general government administration and near the top for public safety spending, while correctional overtime continues to drive costs higher, according to a new RIPEC report