Should local colleges drop COVID-19 vaccination mandates now that it is...
Beginning July 1, the Community College of Rhode Island will no longer require students and employees to provide proof of a COVID-19 vaccination as...
Did Gov. Daniel J. McKee properly handle allegations of inappropriate behavior...
Gov. Daniel J. McKee on June 15 announced that David Patten, the state property director accused of inappropriate behavior during a March business trip,...
Should the state do more to support redevelopment of Providence’s ‘Superman’...
More than a year has passed since a proposed $223 million redevelopment of Providence’s tallest building was announced and the project remains in limbo.
Gov....
Do state leaders need to provide more financial support to Rhode...
The 120-bed Charlesgate Nursing Center in Providence in May announced plans to close. If the state does not intervene, it would be the sixth...
Do people fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccinations deserve to be rehired...
The Barrington public school system recently settled a lawsuit filed by three former teachers who were fired for refusing to get COVID-19 vaccinations. The...
Has Rhode Island’s recreational marijuana industry been hurt by the state’s...
Gov. Daniel J. McKee on May 17 finally named his three appointments to the R.I. Cannabis Control Commission, a year after signing legislation into...
Is Rhode Island making the right move in ending the sale...
Gov. Daniel J. McKee on May 10 said Rhode Island will join six other states, including Massachusetts, to end the sale of gas-powered vehicles in...
Should Providence limit the number of college students living in multifamily...
The Providence City Council is considering extending existing restrictions on the number of college students allowed in single-family housing to some multifamily units.
The city...
Is the state doing enough to collect on the $65.2 million...
The state’s top 200 tax delinquents include many businesses and individuals who have been on those lists for years.
They owe a combined $65.2 million,...
Do you like the idea of college athletes getting paid for...
The U.S. Supreme Court in 2021 opened the door for student-athletes to make money from their name, image and likeness, and hundreds of local...