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College Raptor names 5 R.I. schools as 2027 Hidden Gems

PROVIDENCE – Five Rhode Island colleges were named a 2027 Hidden Gem by College Raptor, a college-planning platform owned by Citizens Financial Group Inc.,...

Brown drops to No. 16 in U.S. News’ best colleges; PC...

PROVIDENCE – Brown University is the 16th-best national university in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Colleges rankings released...

3 R.I. business owners charged with labor-related crimes

PROVIDENCE – Three Rhode Island business owners have each been charged with labor-related crimes, including wage theft, following complaints referred to the Office of the...

Under financial pressure, Brown University Health mum on Newport Hospital birthing...

Brown University Health is back in the black, but its financial forecast remains grim as costs associated with uncompensated care, insurance denials and federal...

RIDOT gets $13.5M for Providence ferry terminal upgrades

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Transportation has been awarded $13.5 million in federal funding to upgrade the ferry terminal at India Point that...
GIVING GOALS: David N. Cicilline, who became Rhode Island Foundation CEO and president in 2023, unveiled a five-year strategy for the state’s largest funder of nonprofits in 2024. The new plan identified six community priorities that will guide the foundation’s grantmaking.
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Federal funding cuts put nonprofits to the test

It took years for Rhode ­Island’s nonprofits to put the COVID-19 pandemic in the rearview mirror, but the sector found it had a new...

BayCoast Bank opens Newport branch, expanding R.I. footprint

NEWPORT – BayCoast Bank opened a new full-service branch at 137 Broadway on July 13, expanding the Massachusetts-based bank's presence in Rhode Island. The branch...

No prize yet for Blue Ribbon Commission. School funding formula retool...

Lawmakers sat behind rows of tables, like students at their desks, in the R.I. Senate Lounge one January night to hear a guest speaker...
STANDING IN front of a Flex van from left are Erin Donovan-Boyle, CEO and president of the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce; Christopher Durand, R.I. Public Transit Authority CEO; Sen. Louis P. DiPalma, D-Middletown; Sen. Dawn Euer, D-Newport; Rep. Terri Cortvriend, D-Middletown; and Mary A. McDowell, Portsmouth Town Council member. RIPTA on Wednesday extended its Flex On Demand service in the north part of Aquidneck Island through Dec. 31. / COURTESY R.I. PUBLIC TRANSIT AUTHORITY

RIPTA expands Aquidneck Island Flex On Demand service through end of year

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Public Transit Authority has extended its Flex On Demand service on Aquidneck Island through Dec. 31, the state agency announced...
NEWPORT, MIDDLETOWN AND PORTSMOUTH are getting $19.2 million in federal funding for roadway, bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements, funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program. / COURTESY R.I. TURNPIKE AND BRIDGE AUTHORITY

Aquidneck Island communities granted $19.2M in federal funding for safer streets

NEWPORT – Communities on Aquidneck Island are getting $19.2 million in federal funding for roadway, bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements, according to Rhode Island...
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