Jacquelyn Voghel
Electricity rates to dip, but remain higher than usual this summer
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Energy customers will see some relief from historically high winter electricity rates with the warmer weather, though summer electricity bills...
DMV to update manual amid ACLU concerns that it dismisses racial...
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles will update its driver's manual in response to the American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island...
Brewery, entertainment company coming to Providence Place mall
PROVIDENCE – Food, beer and entertainment are on tap at the Providence Place mall later this year.
Level99, a Massachusetts-based food and entertainment company, told...
RISD develops “universal pain translator” to bridge language barriers in health...
PROVIDENCE – For patients in the emergency room, a language barrier can be deadly – According to the Journal of Research, patients who don’t...
Charcuterie Artisans lays off 49 R.I. employees
BURRILLVILLE – Citing "the combined effects of our industry’s current market conditions and economic uncertainty on a national level," Charcuterie Artisans laid off 49...
R.I. digital career platform selected as finalist in U.S. Department of...
PROVIDENCE – The founders of Wingspans operate on a simple mantra: “If you can see if, you can be it.”
To promote this concept, the...
Lightship ‘Startup Train’ to kick off coastal tour in Providence
PROVIDENCE – The Ocean State’s capital will serve as the first stop on the Lightship Foundation’s inaugural “Startup Train” this spring.
Through the initiative, national...
Cooley CEO appointed to National Association of Manufacturers board
PAWTUCKET – A Rhode Island manufacturing leader will bring his experience to a nationwide level as a member of the National Association of Manufacturers’...
R.I. AG files second challenge against federal behavioral health insurance ruling
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha is renewing a multistate effort to challenge limits on insurance coverage for behavioral health and substance...
Is R.I.’s rate of new business starts a problem?
At first glance, the Rhode Island business community’s growth during the COVID-19 pandemic looks impressive: since 2019, new business applications have shot up by...
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