A new report found that changes to work requirements and eligible populations may lead to disenrollment.
Peace officers include Brown and RISD police.
This is Select Markets’s first pop-up event in Providence.
This year’s selections were “A Cup of Quiet” and “Conjure Island.”
The first RISD Admitted Students Days was held on April 10, and the next will be on April 17.
HUD was found to have unlawfully tied grant eligibility to partisan political conditions.
The deli is the second Maven’s Delicatessen location in Rhode Island.
The event attracted around 2,000 people and hosted 48 vendors from across the region.
The store will officially close at the end of May.
The lawsuit was filed by the ACLU of R.I. on behalf of two separate journalists.
The Middletown turkey has been recaptured by the state’s Department of Environmental Management.
Last week’s vote fell one vote short of the supermajority needed to override Mayor Brett Smiley’s veto.
All but two PPSD high schools select students using a lottery system.
The proposal comes as the U.S. Senate weighs the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.
In 2025, 55% of RISD students reported feeling high stress, and 36% reported being diagnosed with depression.
Donations will benefit over 700 Rhode Island nonprofits.
The 704-megawatt offshore wind farm comes amid rising oil and gas costs tied to the ongoing war in Iran.
A 2025 bill already outlawed the manufacture, sale and purchase of certain semiautomatic guns.
The package comes just over two months after the City Council proposed a rent stabilization ordinance, which Smiley promised to veto.
Several of the 17 proposed bills would help establish a medical school at URI.
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