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RIDOT HAS ISSUED a RFP for an autonomous transit service between Olneyville and Downtown Providence which it said could fill the transit gap caused by construction on the 6-10 Interchange. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ MICHAEL SALERNO

RIDOT issues RFP for autonomous transit service development

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Transportation has issued a request for proposals to companies that can design and test and eventually deliver an...
JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY Chief Operating Officer and President of the Providence Campus Mim L. Runey speak to the crowd at PBN's third annual C-Suite Awards dinner after receiving the program's Career Achiever award. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

Dedication, continuous learning rewarded at PBN C-Suite Awards event

PROVIDENCE – Mim L. Runey knew from her undergraduate days that she wanted a career in academia. But perhaps she didn’t know just how...
SIX FINALISTS have been named in the 2018 Rhode Island Business Plan Competition.

2018 Rhode Island Business Plan Competition announces 6 finalists

PROVIDENCE – Six finalists for the Rhode Island Business Plan Competition were announced Thursday. The finalists were chosen from 14 semi-finalists, which had been chosen from...
SINGLE-FAMILY homes in Rhode Island cost a median price of $252,250 in the first quarter of 2018. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS

R.I. single-family home prices tick up 9.7% in Q1

PROVIDENCE – Single-family home sales in Rhode Island declined 2.2 percent in the first quarter of 2018 year over year, while prices rose nearly...
RHODE ISLAND RANKED NO. 3 in the nation in the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade national rankings for having 5 of 7 reviewed hospitals earn an A safety grade. / COURTESY LEAPFROG

R.I. ranks third in Leapfrog hospital safety guide with 5 A-rated...

PROVIDENCE — Five of seven qualifying Rhode Island hospitals won A ratings from the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade, earning the state third place in the...
THE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND announced Monday the largest grant in the school's history - $25 million - will help fund endeavors to improve best practices in the Filipino fisheries industry. Pictured is Elin Torell, director for international programs at URI’s Coastal Resources Center and the lead researcher for the USAID/Philippines Fish Right Program. /PHOTO BY AYLA FOX/COURTESY URI

URI Philippine fisheries project receives $25M grant, largest in school’s history

NARRAGANSETT – In an international effort to improve practices in the Philippine fishing industry, University of Rhode Island researchers working through its Coastal Resources...

PBN names 2018 Business Women honorees

PROVIDENCE —  Sandra J. Pattie, president and CEO of BankNewport, has been named the 2018 Career Achiever in the 2018 Providence Business News Business...
THE SEASONALLY ADJUSTED unemployment rate in Rhode Island was 4.5 percent in March. / COURTESY DLT

After revision, R.I. unemployment rate ticks back to 4.5%

PROVIDENCE – While the February seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was revised to 4.6 percent from 4.5 percent, per a Thursday R.I. Department of Labor...
BROWN UNIVERSITY has received a $100 million gift from Robert J. and Nancy D. Carney for its brain institute, which is now named the Robert J. and Nancy D. Carney Institute for Brain Science. / COURTESY BROWN UNIVERSITY

Brown receives $100M gift, renames brain institute after donors

PROVIDENCE – Brown University announced a new $100 million gift for its brain institute from almunus Robert J. Carney and Nancy D. Carney and...
NINA STACK will head the Champlin Foundation as executive director starting in June. / COURTESY CHAMPLIN FOUNDATION

Stack to head Champlin Foundation come June

CRANSTON - The next executive director of the Champlin Foundation will be Nina Stack, the nonprofit agency announced Monday. Stack, a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan...
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