A spokesperson for the shopping center said the new businesses will come between fall 2022 and early 2023.
A restaurant and drive-thru are also part of the plans to build a TopGolf entertainment complex in Cranston.
All Cranston high schools students who sign up are also eligible for a scholarship.
The redevelopment will create 285 apartments in the iconic building, 20 percent of which will be designated for affordable housing.
The latest round of funding is part of McKee's Rhode Island Rebounds Initiative, part of the state's American Rescue Plan money.
The site made it difficult to make an appointment for screen reader users or those who have trouble with a mouse.
Nellie Gorbea said it's important to step up cybersecurity in businesses in the wake of the Russain invasion of Ukraine.
Grieco Honda and Grieco Toyota are accused of pricing practices intended to "confuse and mislead" buyers, the Attorney General said.
Did you used to party at Mardi Gras? Get lunch at Woolworth's? Take a trip down memory lane with a look back at these bygone businesses.
Peter Neronha said the creation of a "virtual healthcare monopoly" is not the best choice to provide quality health care to Rhode Islanders.
Grant Devillez, 38, pleaded guilty to ten counts of wire fraud.
Eligible businesses can receive $5,000 or $2,500 in direct financial aid.
Starbucks, including stores in Rhode Island, suspended its vaccination policy to reflect a Supreme Court ruling blocking a federal mandate.
Watchdog report explains why RI residents may still be waiting for their 2020 tax returns, and what may be in store this tax season.
Patricia Kenney is accused of failing to pay an employee, then later issuing bad checks for the back pay.
A bill approved this year amended the law to allow liquor stores to sell alcohol on New Year's Day.
Keeping your holiday celebration low-key? Some restaurants in Rhode Island are open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Follow these tips to keep your holiday gifts safe this December.
Amazon 4-Star stores feature top-rated, trending and popular items in a brick-and-mortar location.
Black Friday is Nov. 26. Find out which stores are closed on Thanksgiving and when they plan to reopen.
Small Business Saturday has never been more important as small businesses in Rhode Island pull themselves out of the pandemic.
Shop small and support Cranston businesses this holiday season.
More people are still shopping online due to the pandemic. Before you send those gifts, know the 2021 shipping deadlines in Rhode Island.
Companies are starting to fill hundreds of thousands of temporary roles ahead of the holidays. See open positions in Rhode Island.
Extended pandemic unemployment benefits were a lifeline for one Rhode Island woman. With the program ending, she's faced with few options.
A chunk of the labor force in Rhode Island remains jobless, as national unemployment is still higher than before the pandemic.
See if union membership went up or down in the Ocean State from 2019 to 2020 ahead of Labor Day 2021.
All employees, including those working remotely, will have to show proof of vaccination or apply for an exemption by Nov. 1.
Verizon, Brown University and the Department of Veterans Affairs are among the highest ranked employers in Rhode Island.
Following new CDC guidance on face coverings, many retailers are once again directing employees and customers to mask up.
Nationally, around 101,000 eateries received grants, including some in the Cranston area.
Three Dunkin' locations will offer COVID-19 vaccines Wednesday. Appointments are encouraged by not required.
The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in Cranston.
The program aims to bring visitors back to Providence hotels and encourage spending in the capital city.
A new ranking from CNBC ranks how well leaders do in attracting new businesses to Rhode Island and other states.
A recent study shows caregivers in Rhode Island make about half as much as a worker earning an average salary.
The bill allowing takeout beer, wine and mixed drinks until March 2022 is headed to Gov. Dan McKee's desk.
The state's Hospitality Association called the decision to include the tax a disappointment, calling it a "surprise tax."
Oppressive heat has descended upon Rhode Island, sending residents in search of a sweet treat to help cool off.
The personal finance website WalletHub had the Ocean State in last place in its ranking of which states were improving the fastest.