RI lawmakers are back in session today. Here's what happened on opening day.
The new 2025-26 session begins where the last left off – with a familiar list of unresolved issues and concerns about Rugger ...
Have you been avoiding issues with a tax return? RI is offering in-person help. Here's what to know.
On Jan. 13, tax officials will be on hand to help everyone work through their tax problems from 2023 and before.
Study: Washington Bridge closure had $114 million impact on RI’s hospitality industry
According to a report by the Rhode Island Hospitality Association and Salve Regina University, there has been a projected ...
Police: Suspect was ‘combative’ in RI Hospital ER before stealing cruiser
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The Pawtucket man accused of stealing a Providence police cruiser and taking it on a joyride into ...
DaVinci Center in Providence opens as emergency warming shelter
As freezing temperatures grip Providence during a polar vortex, the DaVinci Center on Charles Street has opened as an ...
RI advocates call for homelessness emergency declaration as cold snap hits
While emergency warming centers and overnight shelters have been activated across the state, the Rhode Island Coalition to ...
Zillow says Providence has one of the hottest housing markets in the country. Here's where it ranks.
In a Zillow ranking released on Tuesday, Providence and its metro area ranked as the third hottest market in the country, rising two places from where Zillow put it last year. Zillow ranked the 50 ...
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RI group to demand state lawmakers pass assault weapons ban
Before the Rhode Island General Assembly convenes, the Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence (RICAGV) will meet at the ...
RI man in stolen Providence police cruiser arrested in Conn. after high-speed chase
Providence police said the Pawtucket man stole the police vehicle, which was parked near Rhode Island Hospital, at 1:46 a.m.
Why is this year 'a tough year to be in office'? Here's what lawmakers want for RI in 2025.
Is this the year for an "assault weapons" ban? Or free lunch for public school students? Here's what RI lawmakers want to pass.
RI's illicit cannabis market thrives 2 years after sales legalized. Why it keeps growing
Illegal growing operations could still be responsible for half, if not more, of all the cannabis consumed in the state.