Nearly half of Rhode Island voters feel state is moving in wrong direction, new poll shows
Most respondents of a new survey by the Rhode Island AFL-CIO also support a ban on the sale of assault weapons, and ...
One year or 364 days? Why the RI Senate wants to reduce max misdemeanor sentences by one day.
Immigrants can be deported if they are convicted of a crime with a maximum sentence of one year. This bill could protect them ...
Who is donating to the RI governor's race? Here's what we know so far.
In McKee's case, the vast majority of his contributions were from donors with a Rhode Island address. In fact, his donor list ...
Expensive electric bills put RI clean energy policies into spotlight
Target 12 has been flooded for weeks with complaints from Rhode Island Energy customers, expressing frustration over electric ...
Who is in the running to be next RI historian laureate? For now, it's a secret
Patrick Conley, Rhode Island's first and to this point only historian laureate, did not seek to be reappointed when his term ...
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Will RI’s Quaker Meeting Houses Be Safe for Undocumented Immigrants From ICE After Court Decision
On Monday, a federal judge paused changes to U.S. Department of Homeland Security policy that would allow immigration ...
Olneyville NY System to change hands. What we know about the future of this RI icon.
But in the case of Olneyville New York System Wieners, Stevens said the sale guarantees the future of the business. It will ...
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RI house to discuss bill to allay penalties in prostitution cases
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The State House judiciary committee will discuss a bill that would ease penalties in prostitution ...
RI's only Joann crafts store to close
Rhode Island's lone location for the crafts chain Joann will close as the company goes out of business, providing another ...
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Rhode Islanders donate 1.6 tons of food at ‘Fight Back and Give Back’ rally
Indivisible Rhode Island said it delivered 1.6 tons of food to Rhode Island Food Bank on Monday after collecting donations at ...
Is there public support for an 'assault weapons' ban in RI? Here's what the numbers say.
A new poll shows that 64% of Rhode Islanders support a ban on the sale and manufacture of "assault weapons". The poll, conducted by Fleming & Associates for the Rhode Island AFL-CIO, surveyed 400 ...