The restrictions applied to artists and organizations that promote “gender ideology.”
In August, the Rhode Island Department of Education released guidelines on AI usage in the classroom.
State officials will allow pharmacists to administer COVID-19 vaccines to patients three and older without a prescription.
By the end of September, most students have already signed their leases for the following year.
Last month, the Trump administration issued a stop-work order on the offshore wind farm.
Federal employees, as well as federal buildings and some services, may be impacted by the shutdown.
The pop star could face an additional $136,000 in property taxes next year for her Westerly mansion.
Morales, who trails Mayor Brett Smiley significantly in fundraising, has made housing prices and city services key issues of his campaign.
The seizure comes after several months of increased federal immigration enforcement in the state.
The EC4 grants intend to keep Rhode Island on track with statewide climate goals.
The apartment’s keys were allegedly left with property management.
The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline has experienced a 212% increase in calls since opening in Rhode Island in 2022, state officials announced Sept. 8.
The lawsuit stemmed from a Department of Justice investigation that opened in March.
The weeklong event featured youth events, workshops, open studio hours and panels.
The supplier distributes energy to 99% of the state.
“Hello, Butler 1199! My name is Dan, and I’m the delegate from BH Call Intake.”
Rhode Island’s State Transportation Improvement Plan fails to prioritize climate goals, according to local advocates and officials.
The toymaker’s board games, toys and licensing businesses will move by the end of 2026.
Museum curators with specialties in Indigenous art and textiles discussed the process of acquiring pieces.
Sergeant Joseph Hanley was originally suspended in 2020 for his abusive conduct during an arrest.
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