The U.S. Department of Justice subpoenaed the records as part of a nationwide investigation into transgender care for minors

Ken Naylor Jr., chairman of the Rhode Island Young Republicans, says ‘if you work hard, if you hit the doors, you can win.’

The grant money will fund 26 medical research projects with grants capped at $25,000

“Revolution to Reclamation” invites visitors to reconsider the country’s founding from Native perspectives

The City Council failed to overturn the mayor’s veto of the Providence Rent Stabilization Act, which aimed to cap annual rent increases at 4% in most city apartments

Shellfishermen were looking to bounce back from a tough winter. Now they’re shut out from prime clam beds

This picturesque beach town is described as a paradise, but what really goes on in Portsmouth? Pamela Watts talks with locals about what it's really like living in an idyllic Rhode Island town.

A Greek restaurant hiding inside a jazz club, a reimagined oyster bar and a group of diners with matching notebooks: meet the people keeping local restaurants buzzing

Jewish advocacy leaders say the numbers are improving, but incidents remain higher than before the Oct. 7 attacks and the Gaza war

Complaint, filed while Shekarchi was still giving his farewell speech, says ethics code bars elected officials from seeking state employment for one year after leaving office; Ethics Commission expected to take up the matter June 2