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Two House Republicans say Attorney General Peter Neronha overstepped his authority by steering settlement money to children’s dental care, arguing the funds belong in the state’s general fund. Neronha says the move is legal—and necessary

Compromise would make cap on loans take effect in 2027

Just over a month after being forced to let an Indigenous man at the Adult Correctional Institutions in Cranston wear a religious headband, the Rhode…

Rhode Island will receive nearly $30 million as part of a national $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and its owners, the Sackler family, Attorney…

All eyes will be on the Senate Committee on Judiciary on Wednesday, with the panel set to decide on whether to advance a proposed ban on assault-style…

For 121 years, the Rhode Island General Assembly has discussed, debated and passed laws in nameless chambers of the Rhode Island State House.Senate…

Seventeen statewide anti-domestic and sexual violence coalitions are suing President Donald Trump’s administration over requirements in grant applications…

AG’s office to skip independent actuarial review this year to redeploy resources to other health care reform efforts

Whether it's national, local, new or an encore, here's what to watch this July on Rhode Island PBS

The new law would require districts to create a policy to ban student use of cell phones during the school day by August 2026