Roughly 29,000 tons of rejected recycling ended up in Rhode Island's landfill last year, enough to fill 895 football fields.

The current rule says: No public official, including a state legislator, is allowed to accept gifts worth more than $75 in a year, and no one gift worth more than $25, from a single person who has a ...

Remote work has turned downtowns into ghost towns since 2020, but five years later, some employees want to come back. Will work ever be the same?

The Amica Mutual Pavilion was buzzing all day Thursday as thousands of fans from North Carolina, Arkansas, Louisiana, Indiana and more flocked to Rhode Island’s capital city Memo to the NCAA ...

The city of Providence is not a stranger to hosting the madness of March, having first hosted back in 1975. Rhode Island’s capital will ... action for all of the big games.

Whether it's the luxurious lifestyles depicted on "Real Housewives," the cutthroat competitors on "Survivor" or the quest for love on "The Bachelor," the reality TV genre offers titles that appeal ...

Dune Brothers delivers with steamed littlenecks, classic fish and chips, and briny, just-shucked oysters. Yes, Providence’s ...

The amount of money used to operate state government in Rhode Island has grown by 5 and a half billion dollars over the last 10 years, to $14.2 billion. Now, President Trump has put a spotlight on ...

Chief financial officers at Rhode Island's biggest ... package plus a city tax treaty. The movement was so large, it got its own name: the Great Resignation (also known as the Big Quit).

The Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame said Mike Flynn's induction would now be deferred "to a more peaceful and rational time." Newsweek and market data research firm Plant-A Insights Group are ...