The lawsuit alleged the district failed to provide timely special education services.
While students said they will miss Showcase, many expressed curiosity about the mall’s latest addition.
The CTC Department houses a new undergraduate major in sound, as well as in art and computation.
A R.I. judge ordered the Trump administration must use contingency funds to support the food assistance program.
Davidson campaigned on a commitment to Providence public schools, climate action and housing reform.
The State House Rotunda was shut down before Gov. Dan McKee’s State of the State address.
The Herald visited the Nuestro Mundo Public Charter School to observe a day at a bilingual school.
Rhode Island also ranked among the top 10 states for the amount of federal aid received.
HousingWorks RI’s annual report documents how the R.I. housing landscape impacts the economy.
The Providence City Council is drafting a rent stabilization ordinance to be introduced this fall, following a report about the state of the city’s housing market authored by the City Council’s Housing Crisis Task Force.
Critics highlight the bill’s provisions targeting transgender service members and eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
The national coffee chain employs people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Paranormal investigator Jason Hawes has raised over $170,000 to purchase the property.
There are 26,000 students receiving special education services in Rhode Island.
The opening of the facility comes as policymakers are still trying to legalize human aquamation in the Ocean State.
The forum was hosted by Brown Votes and included questions from moderators and the audience.
The Trump administration previously stated that grant recipients must comply with recent executive orders targeting “illegal” DEI programs.
Earlier this month, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority launched the Drive Less RI Challenge, a yearlong initiative where participants can log “green trips” — public transit, carpool, walking and bike trips — in a newly launched app, allowing them to earn rewards or enter prize giveaways. ...
The new cafe will take over the Feed the Cheeks storefront while keeping its cookies on the menu.
This past September, Rhode Island School of Design interior architecture students competed to redesign the Marketplace, a food bank in Woonsocket facing a lack of space. The food bank now plans to incorporate the teams’ designs into a future renovation.
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