Economy
Finding stable housing for seniors is now part of a health plan
The Cannabis Control Commission has launched its online portal for applicants seeking six social equity dispensary licenses, part of 24 new retail permits under the state’s legalization law
A fire station tour, a hazmat demo and a nice lunch of spicy chicken and salad
Health system posts $3.8M Q3 operating loss as it continues to lose money on Fall River and Taunton hospitals
State officials joined with union leaders to condemn the abrupt decision by the Trump Administration to stop work on a project that’s roughly 80% completed
New round of Wavemaker tax credits has $500K carveout for college graduates who work in primary care
Rising interest rates put Centurion Foundation on the hook for $481M over the next 30 years
With Tax Credits About to End, Rhode Islanders Could Pay Thousands More for Federal Health Insurance
AG Neronha warns of crippling consumer costs under proposed 2026 rate hikes. But insurers say they need the money
Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha says new funding plans aim to resolve a multimillion-dollar gap and secure the future of the long-struggling CharterCARE hospitals