Sen. Whitehouse & Family Will Join Washington Women's March

He's marching arm-in-arm with women, his office says.

Whitehouse Works Big Papi into Jeff Sessions Nomination Hearings

The Senator asked his colleague about some past remarks on immigrants from the Dominican Republic.

U.S. Energy Secretary to Stop in Newport

U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz will be at the U.S. Naval War College on Thursday.

Zoning Board Has Authority to Decide About The Breakers Welcome Center, State Supreme Court Says

The state''s highest court ruled against the neighbors in the dispute, but the issues are not settled yet.

Cat Food Recall: Smucker's Lots of 9Lives, Ever Pet and Special Kitty

The limited voluntary recall is due to possible low levels of thiamine, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said.

Newport's Sister City Trips Challenged in PBN Story

Newport has a lot of sister cities; apart from giving a freebie trip to councilors, it's hard to see the benefits, a business paper says.

RI Electoral College Votes for Hillary Clinton and Asks for Russian Investigation

Newport's Clay Pell, former Democratic gubernatorial candidate, was elected president of the RI College of Electors. They voted today.

Air Force Awards Flying Cross to Aviator

Air Force Maj. Ethan E. Sabin was decorated with a Distinguished Flying Cross medal on Dec. 13.

The Donald Law? New Bill Would Force Presidents to Release Their Tax Returns

U.S. Cong. David Cicilline wants everyone to see President-elect Trump's tax returns, so he's introduced a bill to make it a law.

Listen Online: Pearl Harbor Remembrance at Naval War College

The lecture is Dec. 7, but people can watch online later tonight.

Sheldon Whitehouse Slams Scott Pruitt, Trump's Pick to Head EPA

Harsh Words on Scott Pruitt: "He is an inveterate denier of settled climate science," U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse Says.

Opioid Addiction Help for the States: Senate Passes Bill with Billion Dollar Grant to Combat Epidemic

U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse's office says the House has already passed the bill, and it will now go to President Obama to sign.

In a Sanctuary State Like RI, No Need to Declare Newport a Sanctuary City, Councilor John Florez Says

Councilor John Florez met privately last week with three other councilors and four undocumented workers who fear deportation.

Bicycle Advisory Committee Backs Tougher Snow/Ice Removal Regulations Against Homeowners

Among its recommendations, the panel wants the City to charge delinquent property owners for snow and ice removal.

Governor Says Dems Can't Be Obstructionist in DC

In a Facebook post Momday night, Raimondo said she will oppose President-elect Trump's policies but does intend to work with him, too.

Hillary Clinton Spotted in Westerly on Saturday

The Clinton family looked at books at the Savoy Bookstore.

Cicilline Pens Letter Urging Trump to Ditch Bannon

Bannon's controversial views have led 168 in Congress to sign Cicilline's letter.

Napolitano's Ousted: Newport Will Have a New Mayor

Harry Winthrop has collected the votes to be Newport's new mayor, Councilor John Florez confirmed.

Solving the Ukraine Puzzle

Students at the Naval War College mulled possible solutions to the current situation in Ukraine.

No Break for the Residents: Another Downtown Road Construction Job

This time, it's National Grid diverting traffic around lower Thames Street.

Photo Essay: War Games Workshop Held at Naval War College

The exercise helps analysts draw a picture of a situation for decision-makers.

"Beer's The Solution to Everything?" Irish American Club Draws Neighborhood's Fire

And the man who put his head through the door? "He was charged"; he went to prison, Mayor says: "He punched me," woman replies.

Still Un-Official Election Results: Newport

Of course, the candidates still have until Nov. 16 at 4 p.m. to request a recount.

Suspense Lasts One More Day for Tiverton Casino & Close Local Races

The state Board of Elections will have the final tabulation by 4 p.m. Thursday, its office said this morning.

Unofficial Results Posted for Newport

But some races are very close, and emergency and mail ballots could change the outcome.

Rhode Island Election Results: Hillary Clinton Declared Winner

The state is being called for Hillary.

Mother of the Candidate Says She's Proud

Amy Veri is a candidate for the District 12 Senate seat. Her mother, Linda, right, held her campaign sign outside Fenner Hall today.

Not Quitting His Day Job

Newport Grand worker campaigns in Tiverton for new casino.

One Race to Watch: Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed versus Independent Sav Rebecchi

Can Sav Rebecchi ride a wave of anti-incumbent sentiment to victory? Or will the fundamentals keep Teresa Paiva Weed in office?

Sav Rebecchi Hopes to Score Upset Tuesday

The Jamestown resident says term limits would insure healthy, robust democracy in Rhode Island

In 12th Campaign, Paiva-Weed Still Goes Out in the Neighborhoods and Knocks on Doors

The Senate president says her constituents in Jamestown and in Newport are most concerned about jobs and the economy.

Newport Voter Guide

Here's the lowdown for Tuesday's election day

Rhode Island State Ballot Questions 2016: Seven Measures

A Tiverton gambling casino, a veterans' home in Bristol, and infrastructure improvements at the Quonset and Providence ports are at issue.

Hillary Clinton Wins in Landslide - Among Rhode Island Kids

Your children have spoken.

After Council Flap Over Panhandlers, Many Needy Remain Without Social Services

Sandra Whipple grew up in Newport but lost her apartment a year ago. She and her dog Meatball have been on the street.

Central Italy Earthquake Deemed Worst in 36 Years

State Department Provides Numbers for Families Affected by Italy Earthquake

Auto Makers Settle Lawsuit, AG's Office Announces

Rhode Island will collect about $654,000 as part of the settlement with Kia and Hyundai.

Attorneys General Meet in Newport Thursday and Friday

Attorney General Peter Kilmartin will host the National Association of Attorneys General Eastern Region meeting at the Viking Hotel.

No Early Voting in RI: But Voters Can Pick Up Emergency Ballots Now and Vote at City Hall

The voters don't need to specify a reason they can't get to the polls Nov. 8, but they're supposed to certify something came up.

Zoning Flap Over The Breakers Heads to Supreme Court

The Preservation Society and the neighbors, buttressed by Vanderbilt family members, are at odds over a plan to build a welcome center.