Many Rhode Islanders find that their incomes are not enough to cover the rising costs of living in Rhode Island.
Ruggerio is remembered as a strong leader and a champion for Rhode Island workers.
Last Friday’s kickoff event featured five new local food trucks.
Midwives, advocates and Brown students testified in support of the bills at a Senate hearing.
This represents a 4.5% decline in the fund’s total value, according to the R.I. General Treasurer’s Office.
The budget balances investment in education, employee obligations and city service provision.
Increased import costs may stall the state’s net-zero carbon emission objectives.
The owner of the building previously scheduled an auction for April, but postponed it to June 13.
On Friday, approximately 35 Rhode Island School of Design students rallied in response to the revocation of one RISD international student’s visa.
The approximately 60-page-long plan outlines goals surrounding the transition of the district back to city management.
The bill comes amid the Trump administration’s threats to DEI programs in public education.
The next hearing is set to take place on April 16.
The detainment follows the arrests of two Southeast Asian Rhode Island residents being held in Florida.
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation gained access to the first $30 million wave of federal funds from the grant.
Despite uncertainty over cuts to federal funding, hundreds of R.I. nonprofits participated in this year’s 401Gives fundraiser.
The renovations use sustainable materials to build sidewalks and benches on the waterfront.
RIPTA’s U-PASS program allows Brown students, staff and faculty to ride RIPTA buses for free.
On Monday evening, Rhode Island School of Design President Crystal Williams told the RISD community that one international student’s visa was revoked.
On Saturday, the Rhode Island School of Design’s Fleet Library hosted RISD students, local artists and designers for the 2025 UNBOUND Art Book Fair: a celebration of “books, zines and experimental printed matter,” according to the event’s website.
On Friday, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha and 20 other attorneys general filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration “to stop the dismantling of three federal agencies” that support public libraries, museums, workers and small businesses, according to a press release from Neronha’s ...
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