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CASES OF COVID-19 in Rhode Island approached 8,000 on Tuesday. / AP FILE PHOTO/ CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION

COVID-19 cases near 8K; Raimondo holds to May 9 as reopen...

PROVIDENCE – Cases of COVID-19 in Rhode Island increased by 218 Monday to total 7,926, the R.I. Department of Health said Tuesday. The state also...

Study: Two-thirds of teens worried about financial impact of COVID-19

PROVIDENCE – More than two-thirds of American teenagers say they are somewhat or very concerned about the financial toll of COVID-19 on themselves and...

Hope Global reopens; Taito leaves company

CUMBERLAND – Manufacturer Hope Global has reopened after a temporary closure brought on by reduced demand for its products from the automotive industry, as...
CASES OF COVID-19 increased by 269 on Sunday to total 7,708. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Raimondo outlines reopening strategy; COVID-19 cases rise to 7,708

PROVIDENCE – Gov. Gina M. Raimondo says she is hopeful that by early next month, she will be able to begin to ease the...
CITIZENS BANK announced its first-quarter Business Conditions Index Monday, which showed early impacts of the new coronavirus. / PBN FILE PHOTO

Citizens Q1 Business Conditions Index shows early impact of COVID-19

PROVIDENCE – A slight quarterly decrease in Citizens Bank’s Business Conditions Index could be a harbinger of the devastating economic effects of the new...
THE R.I. EXECUTIVE OFFICE of Health & Human Services confirmed that 12 residents of the Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol have tested positive for COVID-19.

R.I. Veterans Home reports 12 residents, 2 staff contracted COVID-19

BRISTOL – A total of 12 residents of the Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol have tested positive for COVID-19, state officials say. Two staff...
CHRISTINA H. PAXSON, president of Brown University, wrote an Op-Ed for the New York Times saying that loss of revenue if colleges do not reopen in the fall would be “catastrophic,” and could force the closure of many institutions. / PBN FILE PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Brown president: Reopening colleges should be a priority

PROVIDENCE (AP) – The president of Brown University says reopening college campuses this fall should be a “national priority” for the well-being of the...

Five Questions With: Matt Myers

The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids is a national organization, but its president, Matt Myers, has been paying particular attention to Rhode Island ever since...

Westerly Hospital treats 3 COVID-19 patients with donated plasma

WESTERLY – Three COVID-19 patients at Westerly Hospital have received a plasma infusion through donations from the New York Blood Center. The treatment, which was...

Pawtucket, Central Falls collaborate on walk-up testing site for COVID-19

PAWTUCKET – Pawtucket and Central Falls have pooled resources to create an incident commence center dubbed CFP Beat COVID-19. Led by Dr. Michael Fine, Pawtucket’s...
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