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Renato Fortes, a state health navigator, helps Ms. Barbosa, fill out an application for a sliding scale fee discount at the Blackstone Valley Community Health Center.
Article
Health
Health
Thousands of Rhode Islanders drop Affordable Care Act health plans
State officials blame the decline on federal policy changes driving up health insurance premiums
March 9, 2026
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Lynn Arditi
Westerly’s Amanda Tassoni at Arena Milano.
Article
Sports
Sports
‘It was surreal’: Westerly’s Amanda Tassoni reflects on officiating at the Winter Olympics
The Rhode Island hockey official was one of just 11 referees selected to call women’s games at the 2026 Winter Games in Milan
March 9, 2026
 · 
Luis Hernandez
Article
Politics + Justice
Politics + Justice
TGIF: Ian Donnis’ Rhode Island politics roundup for March 6, 2026
The war in Iran, and Neronha’s blockbuster report
March 6, 2026
 · 
Ian Donnis
Centurion CEO Ben Mingle
Article
Economy
Economy
‘A good day’: Deal completed to save Roger Williams and Fatima hospitals
State leaders say the deal keeps the Rhode Island hospitals open while the Atlanta-based Centurion Foundation attempts a financial turnaround
March 6, 2026
 · 
Ian Donnis
(LEFT) A blue whale seen by the New England Aquarium’s aerial survey team over Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument on Feb. 27, 2026. (RIGHT) One of two blue whales sighted over southern New England waters on Feb. 28, 2026.
Article
Climate + Environment
Climate + Environment
‘It was amazing': Scientists spot multiple blue whales in southern New England waters
New England Aquarium observers documented the rare sightings during an aerial survey over waters south of Rhode Island
March 6, 2026
 · 
Michael Livingston
Michael Livingston
March 6, 2026
The URI Rams celebrate winning a share of the regular season A-10 title on Feb. 28, 2026.
Article
Sports
Sports
While the snow piled up, so did the wins for Rhode Island teams
URI hoops, Providence hockey and JWU basketball headline a surge of winter titles across the Ocean State
March 6, 2026
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Mike Szostak
Lab employee Emmanuelle Dessalines prepares donated blood to be processed at the Rhode Island Blood Center in Providence.
Article
Health
Health
Rhode Island Blood Center declares ‘state of emergency’ with just two-day supply
February’s historic blizzard disrupted more than 1,500 blood donations, leaving the center with far less than the seven-day supply required to support local hospitals
March 5, 2026
 · 
Paul C. Kelly Campos
Helena Foulkes watches R.I. Attorney General Peter Neronha speak at a press event announcing he would endorse Foulkes for governor on March 5, 2026.
Article
Elections
Elections
‘Rhode Island can’t keep muddling along': Neronha backs Foulkes for governor
Backing underscores long-running tensions with Gov. Dan McKee ahead of the September Democratic primary; McKee’s campaign responds by raising opioid concerns
March 5, 2026
 · 
Ian Donnis
A memorial outside of Holley & Barus hall, the Brown University building where two students were killed the Dec. 13 shooting.
Article
Community
Community
Brown students organize ‘Thank You, PVD’ benefit concert after campus shooting
Student organizers say the event aims to bring Providence and Brown University together through music and raise money for local causes
March 5, 2026
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Luis Hernandez