Nancy Lavin Rhode Island Current
R.I. elections board slashes campaign finance fines in the hopes of...
Ric Thornton aims to reduce the $6.2 million dollars worth of outstanding fines for missing or overdue state campaign finance reports by 25% by...
Rhode Islanders are slow to get the COVID-19 shot this year....
Nurse practitioner Michaela Maynard braced for a barrage of questions and concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine.
But most patients at Open Door Health in Providence,...
McKee: Bring on another Washington Bridge oversight hearing
Gov. Daniel J. McKee is urging legislative leaders to hold an oversight hearing on his administration’s handling of the Washington Bridge closure after a...
Neronha grants fourth revision to Roger Williams, Fatima hospital deal
The Centurion Foundation, the Atlanta-based nonprofit trying to buy a pair of safety net Rhode Island hospitals, still can’t lure investors, prompting a fourth revision to...
CRMC prepares for court battle to force Quidnessett Country Club to...
Time to lawyer up.
That’s the conclusion of the R.I. Coastal Resources Management Council, which voted unanimously at its Tuesday meeting to enlist its legal...
Trump administration moves to transfer, consolidate Revolution Wind lawsuits
The developers of the Revolution Wind project and two attorneys general whose states were set to buy its electricity both filed lawsuits contending the...
RI PBS, The Public’s Radio avoid layoffs despite federal defunding
Rhode Island’s newly created public media entity will not lay off any employees, after enough workers opted to take voluntary buyouts, Pam Johnston, CEO...
WJAR parent company buys nonlicense operations for rival WLNE station
PROVIDENCE – Sinclair Inc., the parent company for Rhode Island’s WJAR-TV NBC 10, is taking over the infrastructure and operations for one of its...
Woonsocket officials look to burn contracts and sell off regional wastewater...
Woonsocket has had enough.
Enough of the stink that stretches for miles and lingers for days. Enough of the sewage-laden trucks rumbling down local roads....
R.I. PBS, The Public’s Radio offer buyouts, warn of layoffs due...
Staring down an estimated $1.1 million budget gap resulting from congressional defunding, Rhode Island’s recently merged public media entity is cutting staff — first on a...
- Featured Event -
