The state economy is lagging behind the rest of the country, so why not make the whole state an enterprise zone?
RI is the "King of Squid," according to two local legislators.
A summary of action at the Rhode Island State House last week.
Cards will be delivered to veterans at the Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol.
Two men have died from the flu this season.
Rep. John G. Edwards (D-Dist. 70, Portsmouth, Tiverton) and Sen. Harold M. Metts (D-Dist. 6, Providence) have filed bills that would prevent banks from evicting tenants living in foreclosed homes until they sold the house to a new owner.
Former RI Congressman, while in New Hampshire, says state should reject legalizing pot; calls for brain health initiative.
The Bristol Town Council meets tonight in Town Hall at 7 pm.
The grandson of the late Sen Claiborne Pell and wife of skater Michelle Kwan will face Angel Taveras and Gina Raimondo in the Democratic Primary.
The latest plan for the former Tourister mill in Warren shows mostly two-bedroom apartments mixing with 'specialty retail' stores and restaurants.
A first-class stamp has risen to 49 cents, up from 46 cents.
The Warren Planning Board meeting tonight, Jan. 27, includes a 'public information meeting' on the new plan for the mill complex on Warren's waterfront.
The Bristol Warren Regional School Committee meets tonight at 7.
What would happen if Prudence Island had two separate ferry services from Bristol? That could happen with the latest decision.
The boost in water rates will mean about a $20 a year or 39 cents a week increase in the cost for an average residential user.
About 40% of the enrollment would need to be young people in order to keep premiums down, experts say.
Last year's government shutdown is being blamed for the 10-day late start.
The Bristol County Water Authority proposes to rate water rates by another 4 percent in fiscal year 2015.
The Special Legislative Commission to Study the Funding for East Bay Bridges met for the last time Wednesday.
Barrington and Warren state representative said State of State Address ignored cut in sales tax, which could give RI small businesses a competitive advantage.
'We were hearing,' said Warren Town Planner Caroline Wells. "Now we're reviewing."
Read the governor's final State of the State address here.
The Special Legislative Commission to Study the Funding for East Bay Bridges will meet Wednesday, Jan. 15, at 4 p.m. in Room 35 of the State House.
The Warren Town Council signs off on a new method for stabilizing funding from year to year for the Bristol Warren Regional School District.
The NK state senator and former assistant attorney general says he would return AG's office to "fundamentals."
The resolution on Bristol-Warren school funding attempts to level out ups and downs by using different way to tally enrollment.
The Bristol Warren Regional School Committee meets today, Jan. 13, at 7 pm in the Mt. Hope High School cafeteria.
Mt. Hope High School hosts a free flu shot clinic on Wednesday evening, Jan. 15.
You can get a free flu shot on Wednesday, Jan. 15, at Mt. Hope High School in Bristol.
Mosaico Business and Community Development wants to market the manufacturing complex to different mix of businesses.
The Bristol Town Council hears a request from condominium owners for trash collection at Wednesday night's meeting.
The third raise in as many years would bring the state's lowest wage to $9 an hour.
Healthcare workers are now required to wear masks when dealing directly with patients.
The Bristol Town Council asks its solicitor to draft an amended outside dining ordinance that includes certain conditions for serving alcohol on public sidewalks.
The Prudence Island Planning Commission' members recently voted "no confidence" in the more than 30-year-old Prudence Island Ferry Service.
The Bristol Town Council meets Wednesday, Jan. 8.
E-file and Free File can speed refunds, IRS says.
Get ready to pay a little bit more to mail a letter in the new year.
The former Naval Reserve armory has been a community center for decades.