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R.I. suit against ‘Big Oil’ to remain in state court after...

Law 04/24/2023

PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up a petition by 21 fossil fuel companies seeking to move a case...

Supreme Court asked to preserve abortion pill access rules

Government 04/14/2023

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration and a drug manufacturer asked the Supreme Court on Friday to preserve access to an abortion drug free...

TURNAROUND TIME: New Care New England Health System CEO and President Dr. Michael Wagner says he’s focused on improving the financial health of the state’s second-largest health care system.  PBN FILE PHOTO/ DAVID HANSEN

New CNE chief’s focus is on margins, not mergers

Cover Story 04/14/2023

Less than six months into his tenure at Care New England Health System, Dr. Michael Wagner has clear ideas on how he wants to...

Neronha joins coalition challenging abortion pill ruling

Government 04/11/2023

PROVIDENCE – Attorney General Peter F. Neronha late Monday joined a multistate coalition challenging a Texas court ruling that would halt approval of a...

AMPED UP: Zachary Cobb, left, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence vice president of services, and Steven Ilmrud, vice president of operations, demonstrate one of the charging stations at the North Kingstown company that are part of the company’s ambitious plans to offset the emissions it produces with renewable energy or credits by 2030.  PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

LOST IN EMISSIONS: Businesses befuddled by state’s net-zero goals

Cover Story 03/31/2023

So far, the 10 electric vehicle charging stations tucked away in the corner of the 200-space parking lot at Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence Inc. haven’t...

R.I. AG files second challenge against federal behavioral health insurance ruling

Health Services 03/20/2023

PROVIDENCE – R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha is renewing a multistate effort to challenge limits on insurance coverage for behavioral health and substance...

THE STATE IS SUING the city of Woonsocket, Dallas-based Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. and Synagro Woonsocket LLC over allegations that the city's wastewater treatment plant has partially treated sewage leaking into the Blackstone River. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND INFRASTRUCTURE BANK

R.I. suing Woonsocket, 2 contractors over wastewater plant leaks into Blackstone...

Government 03/15/2023

PROVIDENCE – The city of Woonsocket and the two private contractors that operate the city’s wastewater treatment plant will be taken to court by...

Neronha challenges Rhode Island Energy’s proposed natural gas rate increase

Government 02/27/2023

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Energy is seeking a rate increase on natural gas from the R.I. Public Utilities Commission, citing increased expenses and planned...

S&P GLOBAL RATINGS reaffirmed its negative outlook on Care New England Health System and is keeping the B+ rating in place. Kent County Memorial Hospital is owned by CNE. / COURTESY KENT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

S&P reaffirms negative outlook on Care New England’s bond rating

Economic Activity 02/17/2023

PROVIDENCE – S&P Global Ratings has reaffirmed its negative outlook on Care New England Health System and kept the state’ second largest hospital group’s...