William Hamilton
William Hamilton joined Providence Business News as the special projects editor in February 2019. Before that, he had been a content editor and Sunday business editor at The Providence Journal. He was a PBN staff writer from 2007 to 2011, and had previously written and edited for the Fall River Herald News, the Pawtucket Times and the Kent County Daily Times. He has a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Rhode Island.
Delta suspends all service at T.F. Green Airport
PROVIDENCE – Delta Air Lines Inc. has suspended flights in and out of T.F. Green Airport and nine other smaller airports nationwide, at least...
Longtime Twin River chairman John Taylor ‘reluctantly’ steps down
LINCOLN – Twin River Worldwide Holdings Inc. Executive Chairman John E. Taylor Jr. said Monday that he is “reluctantly” stepping down and giving up...
Retired R.I. Superior Court Presiding Justice Joseph F. Rodgers Jr. dies...
PROVIDENCE – Retired R.I. Superior Court Presiding Justice Joseph F. Rodgers Jr., who had served in that role for 18 years, died at home...
Five Questions With: John King
For years, video games have been seen in many circles as a mind-numbing, time-wasting sedentary activity that keeps children – and young adults, for...
Five Questions With: Andrew Bikash
University of Rhode Island students Andrew Bikash and Ben Grossman saw a need on campus, and they've developed an app to meet that need....
Five Questions With: Marcela Betancur
When the results of the 2018-2019 Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System were released last week, they showed that the overall performance of students in...
Five Questions With: Rosanne Somerson
The Rhode Island School of Design announced earlier this month that it would use a $10 million anonymous donation – the largest ever received...
Providence College names Rev. Sicard as its next president
PROVIDENCE – Providence College announced Friday that the Rev. Kenneth R. Sicard will become the college's next president when Father Brian J. Shanley steps...
New England Tech adds cybersecurity, nursing master’s degree programs
EAST GREENWICH – The New England Institute of Technology has announced it will start offering two new master's degree programs in October, one in...
Five Questions With: Cody J. Fino
The Community College of Rhode Island, in collaboration with the Westerly Education Center, Real Jobs Rhode Island and the R.I. Department of Labor and...
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