Politics + Justice
The Rhode Island Foundation CEO says fixing the state’s school funding formula is urgent for students, the economy and Rhode Island’s future
The case could test whether Rhode Island’s revolving door law applies to appointments to the state’s highest court
This looks like the year for higher taxes for Rhode Island’s richest
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking patient records from Rhode Island Hospital and at least a dozen other health centers
Cities and towns could allow bars and restaurants to serve until 3 a.m. during select World Cup games
Senate leaders are weighing whether to seek a Rhode Island Supreme Court advisory opinion before advancing the retroactive measure
A new phase looms in the primary for RI governor
The U.S. Department of Justice subpoenaed the records as part of a nationwide investigation into transgender care for minors
Ken Naylor Jr., chairman of the Rhode Island Young Republicans, says, ‘If you work hard, if you hit the doors, you can win’
