A fiscal watchdog group recommends tightening oversight of education spending as the state continues to struggle with improving educational outcomes

Of all the great stories from FIFA World Cup 2026 so far — the Tartan Army, Viking Row, Lionel Messi — who knew that the best soccer story would be the national team of Cape Verde?

In Bristol, the Fourth of July isn't a day, it's an entire season. Learn more about Rhode Island's most patriotic town.

Ocean State Media’s statewide listening tour stopped in Bristol, where residents met up over coffee and on a nature walk to talk about the issues shaping their community

Enslaved and free Black men and Indigenous soldiers formed one of the Revolutionary War’s most remarkable fighting forces

"The cost of living has gone up. Our paychecks have not, so I don’t think we’re asking for much.” Yesterday, all 73 of the unionized food and beverage workers at T.F. Green Airport went on strike.

Everyone knows how General George Washington led the American Revolution. But 250 years later, can you name his second-in command? It was Rhode Island native son, Major General Nathanael Greene.

Fifty years after Rhode Island’s first Pride Parade, the lawyer who helped secure the permit looks back on the fight that established Rhode Island’s annual Pride tradition

The City of Providence is suing the country’s largest firetruck manufacturers

The median price of a single-family home in Rhode Island has dropped for the first time in nearly a decade, but at a median price of $500,000, buying a house remains out of reach for many Rhode Islanders.