Fabian Schmidt was hospitalized after allegedly being subjected to “violent interrogation.”
On Tuesday afternoon, approximately 70 Rhode Island School of Design students rallied outside 20 Washington Place — a RISD administrative building known as Prov-Wash — in response to the RISD administration’s request to relocate a pro-Palestine art exhibit on campus.
The Rhode Island House Judiciary Committee held a hearing for the Rhode Island Assault Weapons Ban Act of 2025 on March 26, offering a forum for debate on a bill that restricts the manufacture, sale, purchase and possession of assault weapons, which include AK- or AR-style rifles and certain shotguns. ...
Plaintiffs argued that the grants have more uses, although provisioned during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In March, the Providence Place Mall instituted an updated code of conduct and a Youth Guidance Program.
The ACLU R.I. filed a lawsuit against the NEA, alleging that the agency’s recent changes to funding requirements are unconstitutional.
The increase requires approval from the Rhode Island General Assembly.
At a March 12 hearing, teachers, legislators and authors debated whether book bans should be permitted.
Politicians have long called for the privatization of Amtrak, which has operated for over 50 years.
Several health care workers agreed that their industry has continued to struggle since the pandemic.
The idea for the two cities’ sisterhood was born out of a friendship between two people across the globe.
June Rose was detained at a Thursday protest in support of Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil.
The eatery aims to foster connection and community with its diverse array of dining options.
Over 100 people gathered at Textron’s headquarters in downtown Providence on Tuesday evening to protest Israeli forces’ recent attacks in Gaza. Earlier that day, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas broke down as Israel launched a series of aerial strikes targeting the Gaza Strip.
The proposed settlement includes a $350,000 payout and five years of free credit monitoring.
On March 6, the Rhode Island House of Representatives passed a new bill aiming to ban “the manufacture, sale or distribution” of firefighting personal protective equipment containing PFAS by 2027.
An estimated 1,800 Rhode Island residents were affected by a swath of Electronic Benefits Transfer card thefts in the Providence, Pawtucket and Cranston area during the first week of March, according to a press release by the Rhode Island Department of Human Services.
Every weekend, the Rhode Island School of Design’s The Met serves a themed brunch featuring specialty dishes.
RIBBA’s leadership development programs are jeopardized by delayed funding packages.
The efficiency study will identify areas to cut costs and ways to align the budget with projections.
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