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The Garrahy Judicial Complex in downtown Providence.
Article
Politics & Justice
Politics & Justice
Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Five Names to McKee for District Court Opening
July 18, 2025
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Christopher Shea
The 2026 federal budget may bring stark contrasts to Rhode Island’s future costs of providing Medicaid coverage and food assistance programs compared to now.
Article
Economy
Economy
Federal Budget Leaves a Big, Beautiful Question Mark Over Rhode Island
State leaders brace for cuts in health care and food assistance
July 18, 2025
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Nancy Lavin
Morning host Luis Hernandez spoke with The Public’s Radio & Rhode Island PBS president and CEO Pam Johnston about the impact of potential federal funding cuts.
Article
Pressroom
Pressroom
With Federal Funding Cut, Rhode Island Public Media Issues Call for Community Support
A statement from President and CEO Pam Johnston
July 18, 2025
People participate in a rally to call on Congress to protect funding for US public broadcasters, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and National Public Radio (NPR), outside the NPR headquarters in Washington, DC, on March 26, 2025.
Article
News + Culture
News + Culture
Congress Rolls Back $9 Billion in Public Media Funding and Foreign Aid
The House approved a Trump administration plan to rescind $9 billion in previously allocated funds, including $1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
July 18, 2025
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Lexie Schapitl
Catherine Maynard, 29, a nurse at Butler Hospital, speaks at a union rally at the state house in Providence, R.I. in May 2025. Maynard injured her back in 2023 while restraining a patient.
Article
Health
Health
Staffing Shortages, Rise in Workplace Violence Fueling Strike at Butler Hospital
Rhode Island inspections cited hospital for improper use of physical restraints, seclusion
July 17, 2025
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Lynn Arditi
Politics & Justice
State Department Official Defends Layoffs and the Dismantling of Foreign Aid Agency
July 17, 2025
Funding from FEMA’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program has helped University of Rhode Island researchers develop an interactive mapping tool and database that illustrates the extent and depth of flooding from sea level rise and coastal storms.
Article
Climate & Environment
Climate & Environment
Rhode Island Joins Legal Fight to Block Trump From Dismantling Disaster Preparation Program
FEMA program has funded modeling tool to identify flood risks in Rhode Island’s coastal and inland waters
July 17, 2025
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Alexander Castro
A street in Providence’s Silver Lake neighborhood is shown in March. A minimum-wage worker would need to work 85 hours a week to afford a basic two-bedroom apartment in Rhode Island, according to a new report.
Article
Housing
Housing
How Does Rhode Island Rank on Affordable Rental Housing in New Report? At Least It’s Not as Bad as Mass.
Findings show Ocean State improved in latest ranking of most expensive states to find housing
July 17, 2025
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Christopher Shea
Gov. Dan McKee, left, looks on as a new Direct Current Fast Charger for electric vehicles is used at the Route 117 Park & Ride in Warwick along Interstate 95 during a July 17, 2024, ceremony marking the completion of the first phase of the alternative fuel corridor under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program.
Article
Climate & Environment
Climate & Environment
Climate Change on the Agenda as New R.I. Senate Study Commission Starts Work
Other legislative panels prepare to study Pawtuxet River flooding, Central Falls schools
July 17, 2025
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Nancy Lavin
The Zeiterion hosts up to 75 performances a year, featuring theater, dance, comedy and touring musicians of nearly every genre.
Article
Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
City Council Vote May Decide the Fate of New Bedford’s Zeiterion Theatre
The council voted last month to eliminate the funding Zeiterion gets from the city, which accounts for about 20% of the theater’s operating revenue. But at the mayor’s request, the council will vote Thursday, July 17 on whether to restore it. If the funds aren’t restored, it could threaten the existence of the 102-year-old venue
July 17, 2025
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James Baumgartner