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A SPECIAL MASTER has been named to resolve ongoing disputes over access to documents in state’s lawsuit against 13 construction and inspection companies that worked on the failed Washington Bridge. / PBN FILE PHOTO/WILLIAM HAMILTON

Report: Special master named in Washington Bridge lawsuit

PROVIDENCE – A special master has been named to resolve a dispute over access to documents in the state’s lawsuit against 13 construction and...

Report: Washington Bridge rebuild exceeds $200M

PROVIDENCE – Spending on the Washington Bridge rebuild has now passed $200 million, according to a report by WPRI-TV CBS 12.  The R.I. Department of...

How many bills does it take to get an inspector general?...

With House Speaker Christopher Blazejewski using his new influence to back the creation of a state inspector general’s office, debate on Smith Hill now shifts to...

Where are bike lanes headed in Providence?

Providence is preparing to move forward this summer on a long-promised plan to relocate the controversial bike lanes on South Water Street, and urbanist...
TED WILLIAMS, far left, president of Senesco Marine LLC, speaks during one of the panel discussions at Providence Business News' 2026 Emerging Industries Summit on Wednesday. Also on the panel is, from left, Ben Sorkin, CEO of Flux Marine Ltd.; Jason Noel, operations executive at Juice Robotics LLC; Linda Larsen, maritime and industry engagement manager at Polaris Tech Bridge; and Daniela Fairchild, chief strategy officer at R.I. Commerce Corp. PBN Editor Michael Mello, standing, is moderating. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

PBN summit panelists: Blue tech, life sciences face ‘a pivotal point’

PROVIDENCE – While drivers battle rush hour traffic on the Washington Bridge, Flux Marine CEO Ben Sorkin’s commute is smooth sailing – almost literally.  Making...

Has retiring RIDOT Director Peter Alviti Jr.’s 11-year tenure been unfairly...

Gov. Daniel J. McKee on Feb. 4 announced that R.I. Department of Transportation Director Peter Alviti Jr. has resigned and will retire Feb. 27. In...

Shekarchi opts out of governor’s race

After more than a year of hinting at a possible gubernatorial run, House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi released three paragraphs to explain why he...

Plant City to close Providence eatery, citing Washington Bridge impact

PROVIDENCE – Plant City, the plant-based restaurant complex at 334 South Water St., announced Monday it will shutter on Feb. 8, citing a sustained...

What’s McKee’s State of the State game plan? Score points with...

For Gov. Daniel J. McKee, it’s game day. Expect at least a few sports metaphors in McKee’s 2026 State of the State address, scheduled for...
FIT FOR THE JOB: After excelling at the college level and contributing to two NFL teams, former football player Kerry Taylor turned to personal training, which led to him opening 212 Health & Performance Corp. in East Providence in 2009. 
PBN PHOTO/TRACY JENKINS

Everybody’s Business: Ex-elite football player tackles gym ownership

At 212 Health & Performance Corp., Kerry Taylor seems like just another gym employee in fitness attire getting ready for the next appointment, greeting...
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