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PROVIDENCE COLLEGE announced late Tuesday that it will require all off-campus students to take classes online until further notice unless they can provide a negative test to the college. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE

PC requiring off-campus students to take online classes unless they show...

PROVIDENCE – Providence College announced late Tuesday that students who live off campus are required to take classes online instead of in person until...

Since resumption of in-person learning, R.I. schools have seen 19 positive...

PROVIDENCE – Since restarting in-person learning in schools throughout Rhode Island on Monday, there have been 19 positive coronavirus cases associated with schools, said Gov. Gina M. Raimondo during Wednesday’s coronavirus briefing. Out...

PUA weekly filings in R.I. rise by 13.4K

PROVIDENCE – Pandemic unemployment assistance filings in Rhode Island increased by 13,357 last week, to 277,406, according to the R.I. Department of Labor and...

R.I. cases of COVID-19 rise by 82, with 3 new deaths

PROVIDENCE – Cases of COVID-19 increased by 82 on Monday, the R.I. Department of Health said Tuesday. Cases of the virus in the state have...

R.I. COVID-19 cases rise by 212, with 4 more deaths, over...

PROVIDENCE – Cases of COVID-19 increased by 212 from Sept. 11 through Sunday, according to the R.I. Department of Health. Cases of COVID-19 in the...

Lardaro on R.I.’s economy: ‘We’ll have to settle for what we...

PROVIDENCE – The Ocean State's economy has turned into a mixed picture with several aspects of its economy improving while others appear to be...

R.I. COVID-19 cases rise by 100, with 4 more deaths

PROVIDENCE – Cases of COVID-19 in Rhode Island increased by 100 on Thursday, the R.I. Department of Health said Friday. Cases of the virus in...
PLENTY OF ROOM: Tucker Quinn, a political science major from Warwick, studies alone at the Community College of Rhode Island in Warwick recently. Not many students are attending in-person classes in the fall semester. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Online classes don’t mean smaller tuition bill

The cost of a college education is going up through COVID-19, and the bills paid by parents or students this fall will likely reflect...
ROLLING WITH THE PUNCHES: Richard “Rippy” Serra, owner of Rippy’s Liquor and Marketplace in Charlestown, and office manager Donna McAdams roll coins brought in by customers. In an effort to combat the national coin shortage, Serra offers free coin rolling to customers to exchange their coins for dollar bills. / PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

For some businesses, coin shortage a test of their mettle

Rolling $800 in loose change into individual paper coin wrappers is not typically a service offered at Rippy’s Liquor & Marketplace. But amid a...

Eviction stay fails to appease many

An eviction moratorium is available through the end of the year for residential tenants who file a simple declaration with their landlord, thanks to...
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