A commentary from state Sen. Jim Sheehan.
The Town Council has asked the Planning Commission to update the chicken and livestock ordinance.
Scammers are looking to take advantage of Red Sox fans' excitement, Rhode Island's attorney general warns.
The NK firefighters union filed an emergency motion asking the high court to "vacate, modify or clarify" the stay it issued in May.
Should residents who meet the standards for an "accessory dwelling" on their property still be required to get a special use permit?
Congress votes to reopen government, raise the debt ceiling.
Paul Boscia was cited after complaints about shoddy and unnecessary procedures.
The government office in charge of approving new craft beers and breweries has closed leaving some small breweries in limbo.
Ted Przybyla will begin Oct. 21; most recently he's been finance director of the Town of Coventry.
More than 90 percent of homeowners in the U.S. will see higher heating expenses this year.
School Committee Vice Chairman Larry Ceresi faced a felony stalking charge after an incident in Lincoln last April, but the charges were dismissed.
The costs date from July 2011.
Judge Stern's first action was to deny the town's motion that he recuse himself.
Monday's strong winds could cause power outages.
Judge Stern – who ruled against the town – is due to hear motions from both the town and the State Labor Relations Board Monday.
The NK state representative takes the governor to task after he denounces GOP event where one of the raffle prizes is an assault rifle.
Mars rover in danger of going dark thanks to furloughs at NASA.
The state Republican Party plans to raffle off an M-16 style weapon Sunday. Is this an an appropriate fundraiser for a political party? Tell us in comments.
Rhode Island communities shared $740,000 in profits from the Central Landfill in Johnston this year — last year, the number was nearly $2 million.
Food stamps, child care services and small business assistance could all be canceled or delayed if the federal government shutdown is prolonged.
Ellen Waxman encourages everyone to get involved in revitalizing Wickford.
Meanwhile, the State Labor Relations Board files a petition to enforce its order that the firefighters be returned to the 4-platoon system.
The Roger Williams Memorial and Blackstone River Valley National Corridor are among those that may be impacted by a shutdown.
Less beltway traffic, no museum visits, but you'll still get your mail. Local reps blame the crisis on the Tea Party.
The 2-term state senator from North Kingstown worked as an Assistant Attorney General earlier in his career.
There are no federal age restrictions on e-cigarettes and no rules about advertising those products to youths.
The move is expected to generate $2 billion in new revenue for the postal service.
People on Post Road seek clarification on assessments; questions posed about putting sewers in Wickford.
Tell us: Should the state require water authorities to provide early notification of possible contamination?
About 60 residents turned out for a presentation Thursday on rising waters and what that could mean for North Kingstown.
Fixes slated to begin next fall; in meantime, officials say, bridge is safe.
The town’s Comprehensive Plan (i.e. blueprint) is due for an update so officials are looking for input from residents.
A home-grown survey from 2009 showed overwhelming desire for sewers.
Now is the time to tell Langevin where you stand. Should he vote in favor of the Syria attack? Vote in the comments section and share your thoughts.
Rhode Island's governor will not seek re-election in 2014.
The goal is to get a better idea of what needs to be done and where to focus energies to help North Kingstown realize its economic potential.
They say it would cost more than $750,000 to convert the long-neglected building into a duplex as part of the proposed 7-unit Stonecroft at Wickford Village development.
Following statements made last week, Rep. Costa is seeking a public apology from Rep. Handy.
The North Kingstown state rep urges Bishop Tobin to punish Catholic legislators for going against church doctrine.