Politics & Justice
Coyne is the first challenger to officially enter the ring against Matos, who was elected for a full term in 2022
Democratic governors walk a fine line by criticizing Trump while also ensuring federal dollars flow. The Public’s Radio political reporter Ian Donnis spoke with Gov. Dan McKee about that yesterday, along with a few other issues
But recusals will still be required on specific bills that pose a conflict of interest
With the state budget set to drop any day, Rhode Island lawmakers and advocates are in a last-minute scramble—vying for money, attention, and legislative wins on hot-button issues like taxing the rich, raising Medicaid rates, and enacting a bottle bill
For the first time in nearly 35 years, the Rhode Island General Assembly is considering a 50-cent landing fee increase at both Galilee and Block Island ports — potentially raising round-trip costs by $1 per passenger
Office of Child Advocate report highlights need for better care coordination across state agencies
43-28 vote features opposition from all chamber Republicans, 17 Democrats, 1 independent
End-of-session request comes as labor, education bills pile up for consideration
AG Neronha calls the notification “vague and non-specific”