Over 6,000 RI residents’ personal info compromised in Brightstar Lottery Group data breach
By Lev Kotler-Berkowitz | October 21Impacted individuals were notified of the breach on Oct. 3, over 10 months after it occurred.
Impacted individuals were notified of the breach on Oct. 3, over 10 months after it occurred.
The amendments come after a July incident where Providence police were found to have illegally assisted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.
In August, 21 attorneys general filed a lawsuit challenging the DOJ’s plans.
The Providence Municipal and Probate courts will accommodate requests for virtual hearings starting Nov. 1.
The demonstration at the State House saw a turnout of 32,000, organizers said.
Two bilingual and six dual language programs are offered in the Providence Public School District.
Brown Family Weekend is expected to host over 2,000 families over the next three days.
The report offered financial and strategic recommendations to improve teacher professional learning.
The DHS had conditioned federal grant funds on whether states assist in federal immigration.
The state has set a goal of permitting 375 new permanent supportive housing units by 2030.
Thirty miles, 12 hours and over $4,000 raised. This Sunday, nearly 200 students from eight schools walked across the length of Rhode Island to raise money for malaria prevention.
Running on a fiscally conservative and pro-individual freedom platform, Brito’s campaign is a longshot bid in deep-blue Providence.
The Providence Public School District is facing ongoing teacher shortages.
Brown Health Medical Group must expand primary care to 40,000 new patients by the end of 2029.
Students express dismay at the theater’s exit, which comes amid the mall’s financial distress.
In light of the report, state lawmakers seek to hold additional oversight hearings on the bridge.
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act” contains a provision excluding Planned Parenthood centers from receiving Medicaid reimbursements.
On Tuesday, two separate protests drew crowds of more than 100 community activists.
The coffee shop stopped operations at the end of September.
State, local and community officials say there is still much more to be done to end homelessness in Rhode Island.