Legal aid on the way for local indigenous tribes
Raymond Two Hawks Watson’s adolescent identity crisis was more complicated than most.
As a member, and now chief, of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe, his ancestry...
Lawsuit targets R.I. restriction on law firm names
Attorney Rob Levine knows the value of branding – after all, countless billboards and TV ads have touted Levine as the “Heavy Hitter” of...
Wellness programs for employees gain strength
The most isolating year that many Americans have experienced has ended and another one has started.
Amid all the forced-alone or family-unit time, companies that...
At many colleges, campus tour deleted from sales pitch
Using smartphones and livestreaming, colleges and universities in Rhode Island have been able to bypass the COVID-19 pandemic to connect with prospective students, showing...
Will R.I. Promise last after Raimondo leaves?
Talia Thibodeau faced an uncertain future as she prepared to graduate from Cranston High School West last June.
Thibodeau, a standout basketball player, wanted to...
Group treatment programs adapt to keep the dialogue going
Never again will Randi Beranbaum take for granted the simple act of weighing one of her patients.
“Blind” weigh-ins – in which someone steps on...
Cryptocurrency taking investors on wild ride
As a private-capital investor who also manages his own personal portfolio, David Homonoff has always watched the market with close attention.
When he saw the...
For many planning trips, coverage becomes a must
Jim Meehan was supposed to be kicking off the new year with a six-week sojourn through Australia, capped off with a stop in Fiji...
Pandemic sparks more investment in real estate
For three years, Phoebe and Michael Koval rented a small one-bedroom apartment in Providence before deciding to venture into the real estate market to...
Banks on higher alert for credit weakness
In his 50 years as a customer of The Washington Trust Co., John Bellone has never deferred a loan payment. Not through the 2008...
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