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Advocates want to change these 4 things in the state cannabis...

CRANSTON – With infused drinks, charcuterie, and the blasting beats of Drake, a group of over three dozen industry advocates, leaders, and lawmakers gathered...

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...
ADMINISTRATORS at Rhode Island College are already looking for grants and other funding sources for its new Institute for Cybersecurity & Emerging Technologies after the $2 million allocation from the state's American Rescue Plan Act funds runs out in three years. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE

After initial launch, RIC’s new cybersecurity institute looks to be self-funded

State leaders have agreed to set aside more than $2 million to launch the Institute for Cybersecurity & Emerging Technologies at Rhode Island College,...

State to purchase former Charlesgate Nursing Center for nearly $7M

The purchase price for the state to buy the former Charlesgate Nursing Center to convert into temporary housing for homeless families is $6.95 million,...

McKee: ‘We are not looking to raise any taxes’ or fees

PROVIDENCE – In his State of the State Address back in January, Gov. Daniel J. McKee unveiled a nearly $100 million tax relief plan...
THE RHODE ISLAND Public Expenditure Council says that with the rise of multilingual learners in Rhode Island’s K-12 public school system, the state needs to increase education spending 25% to help districts better server this growing student body.

RIPEC: State needs to boost educational funding for multilingual learners

PROVIDENCE – With the rise of multilingual learners in Rhode Island’s K-12 public school system, the state needs to increase education spending to help...

Construction begins on 25-bed short stay unit at Butler Hospital

PROVIDENCE – Care New England Health Systems has started construction on a 25-bed short stay unit at Butler Hospital, Gov. Daniel J. McKee announced...
BATTLE TESTED: ­Margaux Morisseau, co-chair of the Rhode Island Coalition for Payday Reform, has been fighting against payday lenders and the lobbyists for years, and she feels the momentum is swinging her group’s way now. 
PBN PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

Activists won’t abandon payday lending fight

It has not been a lucky year for Georgina Paulino. The Westerly resident’s partner was injured and is out of work. The care of...

Report: Wait times for R.I. Medicaid recipients longest in New England

PROVIDENCE – Wait times for Rhode Island Medicaid recipients to speak with state officials is the worst in New England, according to a WPRI-TV...

McKee: R.I.’s economic driving force is small business

Our small businesses play a crucial role in fostering innovation, job creation and community identity here in the Ocean State. Rhode Island’s small businesses...
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