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The term-limited attorney general reflects on his time in office and calls for more aggressive action on healthcare, energy affordability and government accountability -
Robin Lubbock/WBURWhy New England doesn't have large AI data centers, and what the region is doing to prepare for themIn much of the country, the AI boom is driving the construction of hyperscale data centers. Not so much in New England. But change is coming. Here's how some in the region are preparing.
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Local fishers explain why much of their catch leaves the state and what it would take to get more Rhode Island seafood onto local menus -
Is Rhode Island really making progress on its schools? -
Five questions, $600 million in proposed borrowing. Here's what voters need to know before Election Day -
The federally-funded Ever Hope Center in Providence offers free trauma support and counseling services -
URI celebrates a football upset and a new track facility, while Bryant continues its winning streak and Brown looks for its first Ivy League victory -
A new ballet inspired by Anka Nachtigal’s survival at Auschwitz premieres in Providence this weekend. Her daughter, Lilliane Birch, shares what it means to see her mother’s story brought to life through dance -
With her future as education commissioner uncertain, Angélica Infante-Green defends her record amid stagnant test scores and mounting political pressure. -
State Sen. Lori Urso discusses the growing national movement to protect workers experiencing menopause and why she says there’s work to do beyond Menopause Awareness Month -
With early voting under way, the election for Rhode Island governor ends Nov. 3 -
The McKee administration's proposal to adopt new statewide standards for automated license plate readers is voluntary for now. Critics say it leaves the biggest questions open
