Do you support municipal use of license plate cameras to help...
Providence is installing 25 license plate cameras around the city, despite the objections of the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union and...
Five Questions With: Mike Pereira
Mike Pereira, principal broker of June Realty in East Greenwich and president of the Greater Providence Board of Realtors, was recently named the board’s...
Five Questions With: Dr. Amy Nunn
Dr. Amy Nunn is executive director of the Rhode Island Public Health Institute, which operates Open Door Health, a health clinic that offers primary...
How should the state respond to Rhode Island Energy’s request to...
Blaming rising demand for natural gas, inflation and the war in Ukraine, Rhode Island Energy has proposed raising winter electric rates by an average...
Listen up
Listening is in danger of becoming a lost art. This old anonymous piece, slightly abridged, just about sums it up:
“When I ask you to...
Turowski honored for community building work in Newport
LINDSEY TUROWSKI, director of integrated marketing strategy and brand deployment within Salve Regina University’s Office of Strategic Communications and Public Affairs, was recently awarded...
CHIPS Act a win for region’s economy
After nearly two years and multiple iterations, Congress recently passed a sweeping piece of bipartisan legislation aimed at bolstering domestic semiconductor manufacturing, as well...
‘Rage giving’ is growing more common
When anger over everything from the killing of unarmed people of color to new restrictions on access to abortion bubbles over, many Americans act...
Five Questions With: David J. Bonenberger
1. Why did PPL Corp. choose to rename Narragansett Electric Co. to Rhode Island Energy?
The new name reflects our focus on the entire state...
Five Questions With: Joe Luca
As the chairperson of the Rhode Island Association of Realtors Global Committee, radio show host and real estate agent Joe Luca leads a local...
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