Election26: R.I. primary voters deciding on gubernatorial, congressional, Providence mayoral candidates
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island voters headed to the polls Wednesday for the state’s 2026 primary, deciding which candidates will advance to the Nov. 3...
Ex-Barrington Christian Academy teacher indicted on federal child exploitation charges
PROVIDENCE – A federal grand jury has indicted a former Barrington Christian Academy teacher who was already arrested accused of inappropriate conduct with a...
Application period opens for R.I. Commerce’s Network Matching Grant program
PROVIDENCE – Applications are now being accepted for R.I. Commerce Corp.’s Network Matching Grant program.
Grants of at least $50,000 are available to eligible organizations...
So many election surveys. So few voters willing to pick up...
The missed call log in Dr. Eric Bai’s iPhone has a sea of phone numbers with unfamiliar area codes. Some of them are likely...
‘The knives are out’ as candidates make final sprint to the...
A quiet summer overall in the Democratic primary races for attorney general and lieutenant governor has turned increasingly combative in the closing days of...
Rhode Island loses appeal for federal blizzard aid
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island has lost its appeal to the decision by the Federal Emergency Management Agency denying the state federal disaster assistance following...
Should former state Rep. Julie Casimiro have resigned as soon as...
Former Rep. Julie Casimiro, D-North Kingstown, recently resigned under pressure to give up her General Assembly seat after moving to South Carolina.
She moved as...
Bally’s Corp. chief financial officer resigns
PROVIDENCE – As Bally’s Corp. continues to tread through financial uncertainty, the gambling, betting and interactive entertainment company’s chief financial officer, Mira Mircheva, has...
Groove-Pin, Centreville Bank, South County Health, Amica Mutual and CBIZ named...
PROVIDENCE – Groov-Pin Corp., Centreville Bank, South County Health, Amica Mutual Insurance Co. and CBIZ were the top companies recognized Thursday during Providence Business...
Newport Historical Society gets $245K to digitize Revolutionary-era archives
NEWPORT – The Newport Historical Society has received a $245,000 federal grant to preserve and digitize thousands of documents that chronicle Newport and Rhode...
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