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North Providence Town Councilor Stefano Famiglietti won his district party committee’s endorsement in the upcoming special primary for the Senate District 4 seat.
Article
Elections
Elections
Famiglietti Rolls to Victory as New RI State Senator
The North Providence councilor will take over the seat formerly held by Dominick Ruggerio
August 6, 2025
 · 
Ian Donnis
Stefano Famiglietti, the Democratic candidate for Rhode Island Senate District 4, votes at Whelan Elementary School on Mineral Spring Avenue in North Providence for the special election Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2025.
Article
Elections
Elections
Stefano Famiglietti Wins Senate District 4 Seat in Special Election Tuesday
August 6, 2025
 · 
Nancy Lavin
Robert Neves, 67, earned $17-an-hour emptying trash at Butler Hospital. He said the hospital's last offer didn't offer people like him a living wage.
Article
Health
Health
Butler Hospital’s Striking Workers, Management to Return to the Bargaining Table
The two sides are scheduled to resume talks with a federal mediator on Wednesday
August 6, 2025
 · 
Lynn Arditi
Downtown Providence
Article
Housing
Housing
Providence to Consider a Cap on Yearly Rent Increases
As rent becomes more expensive in Providence, city council president Rachel Miller says the city should place a cap on yearly increases
August 6, 2025
 · 
Joe Tasca
Warren Hutchison, an attorney with Freeman Mathis and Gary representing Steere Engineering, warns of the consequences if the state can claim negligence against Washington Bridge contractors without proving specific physical damages in Providence Superior Court on Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2025.
Article
Washington Bridge
Washington Bridge
Whose Fault is it Anyway? Washington Bridge Lawsuit has Another Day in Court
Trial tentatively scheduled for Nov. 2027, one year before new bridge completion date
August 5, 2025
 · 
Nancy Lavin
Christopher Silvia, the owner of a restaurant on South Main Street, is challenging Democratic incumbent Mayor Paul Coogan.
Article
Elections
Elections
Fall River Restaurateur Christopher Silvia Launches Mayoral Bid Against Incumbent Paul Coogan
Silvia, a political newcomer, cites homelessness and neighborhood conditions as top concerns in a crowded race ahead of the September 16 preliminary election
August 5, 2025
 · 
Paul C. Kelly Campos
AG Neronha during a news conference in his office earlier this year.
Article
Health
Health
AG Neronha, RI Foundation Accepting Proposals for Dental Grants
Nonprofits face a September deadline for grants funded by $10 million in settlement money
August 5, 2025
 · 
Ian Donnis
Successfully courting the Sun’s relocation could help the state rebound from the Pawtucket Red Sox’s relocation to Worcester in 2021.
Article
Sports
Sports
Boston and/or Providence? Or Hartford? 3 Governors are Making
Plays for the Connecticut Sun
August 5, 2025
 · 
Alexander Castro
News + Culture
What to Know About the Titan Sub and Its Tragic Final Dive to the Titanic
August 5, 2025
 · 
AP News
Michelle Le Brun
Article
Arts + Entertainment
Arts + Entertainment
‘Optics of Aging’ Shines Spotlight on Rhode Island Elders at RIIFF
Award-winning documentary by Michelle Le Brun challenges ageism and celebrates the lives, wisdom, and cultural impact of five remarkable elders
August 5, 2025
 · 
G. Wayne Miller
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