News Summary Kyle Seyboth, a Rhode Island realtor, is under investigation for sending threatening messages to a property buyer, referencing U.S. Immigration enforcement. The buyer’s
News Summary Rhode Island is reeling from significant data breaches affecting sensitive information of nearly 105,000 individuals, including residents linked to lottery operations and healthcare
News Summary House Judiciary Committee Chairman Robert E. Craven Sr. has stepped back from his candidacy for attorney general just days after announcing it. This
News Summary Michael J. Guerrero, 36, has been charged with multiple offenses, including kidnapping and assault, after allegedly attacking a 75-year-old woman in Rhode Island.
News Summary Rhode Island will face significant public transit service cuts beginning September 27, 2025, due to an $18 million budget deficit faced by RIPTA.
News Summary Rhode Island officials express strong condemnation after the Trump administration unexpectedly halts the Revolution Wind offshore project. This decision jeopardizes local jobs and
News Summary Rhode Island is on the brink of a government shutdown as Congress struggles to pass a temporary spending bill. A White House memo
News Summary A federal judge has lifted a stop-work order on the Revolution Wind offshore project, allowing construction to resume. The project, which is 80%
News Summary Salve Regina University has introduced a mobile health and wellness outreach program in Rhode Island, supported by a $1.95 million federal funding. This
News Summary Rhode Island has inaugurated the first state-sanctioned overdose prevention center (OPC) in the U.S. in Providence. Launched on December 10, 2024, this facility
