A new report by the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources is hoping to create an inventory of large buildings and their energy sources to assess how the Ocean State can lower emissions.
Four Muslim-identifying inmates are suing the Rhode Island Department of Corrections, alleging that officials at RIDOC’s High Security Center in Cranston have restricted the group’s ability to practice their religion.
R.I. immigrants express concerns about deportations and family separation due to new federal policies.
Protestors called for taxes on the rich.
The festival featured a compilation of 16 filmmakers’ videos of the state’s flora and fauna.
The R.I. General Assembly is considering a bill that would allow the Providence City Council to implement higher property tax exemptions than currently permitted
The Herald reviewed a report on Rhode Island employment. Here are the major takeaways.
ICE detained one undocumented resident in Newport. City officials were not notified in advance.
The VICTIM Act seeks to alleviate strains caused by federal funding cuts, organizers say.
Community members expressed concerns at the prospect of federal funding being removed from the PPSD.
Many students chose to take courses at RISD, while others opted to study abroad.
Since October, the state has seen approximately 900 flu hospitalizations.
U.S. Attorney for the District of Rhode Island Zachary Cunha ’98 stepped down on Monday.
The restaurant hopes to use food tastings to solicit customer feedback on its menu offerings.
Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz described how the band’s origins came about at RISD.
Advocates, health providers and government officials say the executive order is not binding.
Employees at Ceremony’s two locations are seeking unionization.
On Wednesday, local advocates, government officials and behavioral health workers gathered at the 2025 Statewide Community Overdose Engagement Summit to evaluate strategies for combating overdoses and expanding access to recovery resources.
The amendments define protected spaces to include hospitals, libraries and schools, among others.
The 45-unit pallet shelter will welcome unhoused people as soon as Feb. 12.
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