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Rhode Island’s senators say the Trump Justice Department bypassed a bipartisan process in appointing Charles ‘Chas’ Calenda, calling him unqualified for the top federal prosecutor role

‘I don’t have an additional $900 lying around in my family budget to pay for this’

Research from Salve Regina University shows many libraries across southern New England are dealing with employee burnout and high rates of turnover as they try to adapt to modern-day patron needs

For this year’s final episode of the Weekend 401, we have some New Year’s tips — from Deer Tick at the Uptown Theater, to the last Waterfire of the year, to the 30th annual ‘Moby-Dick’ marathon at the Whaling Museum. Plus: kick off the new year with an ice-cold splash at First Beach

The downtown landmark lit up again this holiday season, as its new owner hopes to reopen the building as art studios in early 2027

Seneca Falls, New York, may not have the only claims on the film

State lawmakers passed several new laws in 2025 designed to protect libraries from political interference.

Presents galore are going to players, coaches and administrators from sports columnist Mike Szostak

Just up I-95, Massachusetts will host 7 matches for the men’s tournament, beginning in June

The school hired former Providence police chief Hugh Clements Jr. to take over on an interim basis