Coastal1 Credit Union announced the recipients of the organization’s 2026 scholarship programsin June. Seventeen students ...

Nature photographer Artie Dunn, who has a knack for capturing visitors in Buttonwoods, be they foxes, piebald deer, dragonflies or hummingbirds, found this barred owl perched on a goal. Could he be ...

Like hundreds of other motorists, John Benoit learned he was speeding in a school district when he got a $50 citation in the mail. But unlike most offenders, Benoit, who has spent most of his life in ...

Mayor Frank Picozzi arrived at the Board of Canvassers on Wednesday afternoon about 10 minutes after the 4 p.m. deadline for declarations of candidacy. He looked down at a sheet listing the city’s ...

Ocean State Job Lot, a leading closeout retailer known for its “Crazy Deals,” has been nationally recognized as a great place to work. Tyler Cahill, the company’s director of retail execution ...

David Testa, a member of the School Committee and chairman of the committee overseeing construction of the new high schools, doesn’t doubt that the city will be unable to complete the schools as ...

While legislation that would eliminate the need for front license plates sailed through the House last week, local police chiefs are wary of the move and are speaking up. “I’m not in favor of it. The ...

Community action group Cranston Forward led a protest outside of the Citizens Bank on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village on Saturday, alerting locals to Citizens’ financial relationship with immigration ...

The area of Sea View Drive and Strand Avenue in Oakland Beach used to flood consistently during storms and king high tides. Since a shoreline-resiliency project was launched by the city in 2020, the ...

Two elementary schools in Warwick are turning their lunchrooms into classrooms. In a partnership with the Rhode Island School Recycling Project, students are learning hands-on the importance of ...

Putting a clear picture on history can be difficult. George Simms was put to the test Friday morning outside a classroom that was being used as a studio at Our Lady of Mercy School in East Greenwich.

Forty years ago, Robert Recchia, who oversaw the family farm in Johnston, decided it was time to tap the flower and vegetable market in Warwick. It was a good decision. Warwick’s suburban community ...