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News + Culture
News + Culture
Even in 2025, Rhode Island and Massachusetts boast stronger media landscapes than most states
But coverage outside the capitals can sometimes get spotty
October 27, 2025
 · 
Ian Donnis
The sale of Our Lady of Fatima Hospital in North Providence (pictured) and Roger Williams Medical Center in Providence remains pending as the buyer struggles to secure investor-backed bonds to close the deal.
Article
Health
Health
Roger Williams, Fatima hospital buyer still can’t secure deal financing. Enter Bank of America
Top municipal bond underwriter tapped to help Centurion lure investors in private placement sale
October 24, 2025
 · 
Nancy Lavin
Article
Sports
Sports
How a Rhode Island jiu-jitsu gym builds confidence, community — and a sense of belonging
At Providence Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, martial arts isn’t just about self-defense or competition. It’s a gentle art that empowers kids and adults alike, fostering confidence, inclusion, and community from the mat to everyday life
October 24, 2025
 · 
Anaridis Rodriguez
Article
Politics & Justice
Politics & Justice
TGIF: Ian Donnis’ Rhode Island politics roundup for Oct. 24, 2025
From Ken Burns’ view on what we learn from history to new oversight on the Washington Bridge, a booming tourism report and Rhode Island’s latest political moves — here’s what’s making news this week, plus a few thoughts on baseball, public media, and Bulldogs’ soccer glory
October 24, 2025
 · 
Ian Donnis
Wanda Bright, a federal worker affected by the shutdown, picks up food from the Capital Area Food Bank in Hyattsville, Md., on Tuesday.
Article
National
National
It’s supposed to be payday for many federal workers. Instead, they’re getting nothing
As the federal government shutdown drags on, more than a million civilian workers are going without pay — forcing many middle-class families, from Maryland to Florida, to seek food aid and short-term loans just to get by
October 24, 2025
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Andrea Hsu
Jenny Abamu
October 24, 2025
National
October 24, 2025
The Bryant men's soccer team is ranked No. 2 in the country.
Article
Sports
Sports
Bryant University men’s soccer dominates under coach Ruben Resendes in Smithfield
The second‐ranked Bulldogs (13-0-2) are coming off a scoreless draw at No. 1 Princeton Tigers and are gearing up for a crucial clash with defending champion Vermont Catamounts
October 24, 2025
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Luis Hernandez
Kim Ahern, then chair of the state Cannabis Control Commission, in the Ocean State Media studios in March
Article
Elections
Elections
Kim Ahern, Chas Calenda join the race for attorney general in Rhode Island
Three Democrats and one Republican are now running to replace the term-limited AG in 2026 — with Ahern, a former prosecutor and Cannabis Control Commission chair, pledging to “fight for Rhode Islanders’ rights”
October 23, 2025
 · 
Ian Donnis
Article
Economy
Economy
Hasbro reports $233M Q3 profit ahead of move to Boston Seaport next year
Latest earnings report offers little insight into costs associated with HQ relocation
October 23, 2025
 · 
Nancy Lavin