Ceremonies and memorials across Rhode Island will honor the 2,997 people who were killed in the 9/11 terror attacks.
The new system is set to launch in early October.
The MLK Community Center is seeking volunteers for the upcoming Newport Marathon and Pell Bridge Run.
Aquidneck Community Table and the Salvation Army receive $10,000 grants from the Rhode Island Foundation.
Eight volunteers from the Rhode Island branch of the American Red Cross have been deployed to Florida, South Carolina and Georgia.
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Come stroll the Newport waterfront and enjoy the glow of illuminated boats, restaurants and businesses.
Swimming, boating and fishing should be avoided in seven Rhode Island waterways, including three in Roger Williams Park.
The new restrooms are identical to those at the Cliff Walk's 40 Steps.
Ben Tuff swam around Jamestown to raise money for Clean Ocean Access.
From a massive Newport estate to Kermit's surprise Folk Festival appearance, here are some of the most-read stories from July.
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Curator of Living History at the Newport Historical Society, she is one of "Providence Business News’" '40 Under Forty.'
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Lousiana came in last, named the most violent state by USA Today.
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The free, week-long program will feature crafts, sailing, tours of Fort Adams and a cruise on the tall ship Oliver Hazard Perry.
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A new survey found Rhode Island residents have one of the lowest average military enlistees.
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The triple crown inspired event benefitted health and human services programs of East Bay Community Action Program
The MLK Center celebrated their 97th year of service, released their annual report, and awarded 3 community partners with special awards.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence released a list of 50 priests "credibly accused" of sex abuse. Nineteen are living; 31 are dead.
The year-round farmer's market takes to the streets of Newport every Wednesday afternoon during the summer months.
Newport's Historic Cemetery Advisory Commission will hold tours of the historic cemetery every weekend this summer.
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The Rhode Island Foundation awarded $285,000 in grants to organizations in Middletown, Newport and Portsmouth.
A new report from WalletHub names Rhode Island as the fourth-worst state in terms of affordability.
The Newport Restoration Foundation is using a grant from the Rhode Island Foundation to improve its visitor experience.
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DEM biologists are looking to record the number of poults, or young female turkey hens without a brood of babies.
It's beach season! 2018 parking rates will be in place until June 30.
If you find a fawn or baby animal by itself, leave it alone: chances are it hasn't been abandoned by its mother.
Claus von Bulow was convicted and later acquitted of the murder of his wife, Martha.
Rhode Island's top stories today: a woman's close encounter with bear; Cranston police chase ends in crash; state spends $15,943 per pupil.
The City of Newport will offer free wifi at Easton's Beach all summer long, starting May 25.
The Newport Historic Cemetery Advisory Commission is holding a cleanup at the Common Burying Ground on Farewell Street on May 18.
The tall ship will now stay in Rhode Island full time rather than setting sail during the winter months.
From May 19 to 25, the public can drop off donations in bins around the city.