Just over a month after Gov. Daniel J. McKee signed the fiscal 2027 budget creating Rhode Island’s first Office of Inspector General, government and community leaders are watching how the closely scrutinized office takes shape. A five-person commission has been given 90 days from July 1 to develop the selection process and recommend three candidates
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