Harborside Inn owners submit preliminary plans to rebuild on Block Island
PROVIDENCE – Three months after the historic hotel was destroyed by a fire, early plans have been introduced to rebuild the Harborside Inn on...
McKee nominates 2 for R.I. Life Sciences Hub board
PROVIDENCE – The new R.I. Life Sciences Hub board is beginning to take shape.
Gov. Daniel J. McKee on Tuesday appointed E. Armand Sabitoni and...
ProvPort executes lease to develop E.P. port; Waterson Terminal pledges $35M...
EAST PROVIDENCE – More than a year after ground was broken to build a new wind turbine shipping and staging area on the city’s...
U.S. economic growth for last quarter is revised up to a...
WASHINGTON (AP) – Shrugging off higher interest rates, America's consumers spent enough to help drive the economy to a brisk 5.2% annual pace from...
2 R.I. manufacturers to pay combined $280K for EPA violations
WARWICK – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ordered two Rhode Island manufacturers to pay a total of almost $280,000 in civil penalties for...
Federal judge dismisses lawsuit seeking to keep Trump off R.I.’s 2024...
Rhode Island is the latest state where a federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit that would have prevented former president Donald Trump from...
Study: Providence most susceptible to AI-related job loss
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s capital city is the most susceptible in the nation to artificial intelligence-related job losses, according to a study by casinos.us.
Researchers...
Fed’s Waller raises possibility of a rate cut by spring if...
WASHINGTON (AP) – A key Federal Reserve official raised the possibility Tuesday that the Fed could decide to cut its benchmark interest rate as...
Citizens invests $600K in statewide workforce development
PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. on Tuesday announced a $600,000 commitment to local nonprofit and education organizations working to address the growing skills gap and...
Tensions still high at Brown after charges against 20 students protesting...
PROVIDENCE – Tensions over the war in Gaza remain high at Brown University.
University President Christina H. Paxson was booed and jeered during a on-campus...
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