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More than 11,000 Rhode Islanders work for the federal government, and thousands of households rely on programs such as WIC and SNAP. As the shutdown begins, an economics professor warns it could strain families and local businesses.

McKee discusses legal advice behind withholding the audit, the bridge’s ongoing case and the impact on Rhode Island’s infrastructure recovery

Rhode Island residents and businesses in the seven municipalities with independent electricity programs will pay slightly less than Rhode Island Energy…

For over a century, Chan’s Fine Oriental Dining in Woonsocket has blended Cantonese comfort food with world-class jazz and blues, making the Rhode Island supper club a legendary stop for music lovers nationwide

A 2024 state law promised greater transparency about police discipline in Rhode Island. But case information made public under the law was never released until Ocean State Media reported on the discrepancy

State Rep. Robert Craven (D-North Kingstown) suspended his bid for RI attorney general just three days after launching, following renewed scrutiny over two early-2000s domestic violence cases and a disputed endorsement claim

Despite signing a voluntary $50 million settlement earlier this year, Brown is one of nine universities being asked to agree to a sweeping list of reforms

Maybe you’ve been on a whale watch, or you know someone who has. But what about a trip to see great white sharks? CAI’s Jennette Barnes joined one of a…

New RICAS results show Rhode Island students making modest gains in math and English, narrowing the gap with Massachusetts, though proficiency rates still trail neighboring states and pre-pandemic levels

R.I. federal judge grants request for more time but maintains authority to oversee case apart from D.C.