Brandon Bell, a former Rhode Island GOP chairman, said sports betting should be halted until voters have a say in the matter.
The long-running recycling campaign has been rebooted in an effort to increase recycling and keep trash out of local waterways.
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A proposal to increase fees at Rhode Island's beaches and campsites was met with heavy resistance from lawmakers and residents.
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The Rhode Island congressman will be hosting a community event at the North Providence Library on Thursday evening.
The popular memorial or celebratory gesture is coming under fire from local lawmakers and environmental activists.
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The Anti-Defamation League said white supremacy propaganda incidents increased 182 percent in 2018.
Also: snow shoveling safety, gas prices hold steady, and more.
Also: updates on the Jassy Correia investigation, more snow on the way for the weekend, and more.
"Our beaches are one of our greatest assets and we need to keep the fees affordable for families to continue to enjoy," Mattiello said.
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Elizabeth Warren's newest major policy outline would guarantee free child care for many, and severely lower costs for the rest. Here's how.
Gov. Raimondo announced the proposal Monday, which would increase funding for the state's DEM and help improve RI's many parks and beaches.
The partnership will create digital technology labs in Providence and on CCRI campuses.
Senators Lou DiPalma and Dawn Euer introduced a bill calling for an investigation into the cause of January's weeklong gas outage.
The meeting was rescheduled due to Newport's gas outage.
Newport's Representative Lauren H. Carson and Sen. Dawn Euer are demanding answers from National Grid and Algonquin Gas Transmission.
Relighting efforts are winding down in Newport Monday as the gas outage finally draws to a close.
"I plead for your patience," said Gov. Raimondo on Thursday evening. "Prepare for this to last at least 5 to 6 more days."
FEMA workers have arrived in the state and set up operations at Fort Adams State Park.
Newport City Hall, schools, and the public library are closed Wednesday as gas restoration efforts continue.
National Grid RI's spokesman tweeted later Tuesday night that Horan was being released from Rhode Island Hospital.
Newport's Senator Euer and Representative Carson invite the public to join them on Monday, January 28 from 6:30 to 8 pm.
Certain Newport residents affected by the federal shutdown are being offered penalty-free delays on some taxes and fees
The city put out the call for a new city planner, who deals with regulations, long-range planning and much more in a city's inner workings.
The central issue in the case revolves around an Obamacare requirement that birth control services be covered at no additional cost.
Still, the hourly minimum wage increase isn't anything drastic.
The state's 75th governor claimed credit for the state's economic recovery and promised to continue efforts to improve opportunity.
Check to see if you have unclaimed property the state is trying to give you.
Thousands of federal employees will be furloughed while others have to work without pay. Here’s what happens during a partial shutdown.