The upside of the deep freeze? It's an icy paradise for RI's winter sports fans
Ice conditions from this winter's extended deep freeze are epic, according to local anglers. And fishing hasn't been the only ...
'I'm left wondering what's next': Federal workers in RI shocked, concerned after firings
Some 13 employees at the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Services office in Warwick lost their jobs as part of ...
'Order what you can now': How will steel and lumber tariffs impact RI construction? What we found.
The lumber tariff, more than steel, will have the most immediate impact on Rhode Island construction projects.
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As RI immigrants remain fearful of Trump, organizers call on Providence to do more
New federal immigration policy has left Rhode Island immigrants fearful. In response, community members have been calling for ...
UMass women’s basketball suffers 2-point loss to Rhode Island
Massachusetts (14-13, 10-7 A-10) fell to Rhode Island (16-13, 11-5 A-10) in a tightly contested 42-40 decision on Sunday ...
What are the best hospitals in RI? See Healthgrades 2025 America's Best Hospitals list
Healthgrades analyzed more than 40 million Medicare claims from hospitals around the country to compile the list.
2 grand slams cap series finale for No. 11 Oregon baseball over Rhode Island
Burke-Lee Mabeus had six RBIs and Anson Aroz had four while clearing the bases for the No. 11 Ducks in a 15-2 win in seven ...
Child psychologist from RI is honored as US Navy Civilian of the Year. Here's why.
He's served aboard submarines and aircraft carriers. Now this child psychologist is making big waves for the Navy in Italy.
Bruce Selya, revered RI judge, dies at 90
The judge, a Providence native who was elevated to the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, died at the age of 90.
Why are hundreds of people living outside in Rhode Island?
A Providence College professor who has been advocating for the state’s homeless population for decades explains.
Revered RI judge Bruce M. Selya, known for distinctive writing style, dies at 90
Bruce M. Selya, the first person of Jewish faith to ascend the federal bench in Rhode Island, has died at 90. Known for his expansive vocabulary and distinctive writing style, Selya was a nationally ...