The James L. Brooks film shot in Providence had its Rhode Island premiere at the Avon, welcoming those in the community who helped make the film happen.
The Episcopal church located on Brown University's campus aims to honor those impacted by the tragedy and provide a safe space for the community to gather.
Following the Brown University shooting this past weekend, we're taking a look at who has helped, how we can help, and where you can find help in our amazing Rhode Island community.
The Fox Point pizza spot is working with twelve Rhode Island restaurants who will each cook a special pizza for one night only, with all of the proceeds benefiting the Rhode Island Community Food Bank.
The Irish are masters at sneaking out without a trace, but for generations, Italians have owned "The Long Goodbye." Here's how one local avoids "The Eternal Goodbye."
Representatives of the Providence-based Refugee Dream Center and local refugee community speak out in response to President Trump's immigration crackdown.
The photographer's first solo photography exhibition is a visual and conceptual meditation on the dynamics of empathy, resilience and the human condition.
From the Pawtucket Winter Wonderland to Holidays at the Newport Mansions, we've compiled the top local activities that should be on your to do list this month.
The age-old practice of harvesting unsold produce and distributing it to those in need helps prevent food waste and alleviate food insecurity. But as federal funding cuts slash staff and budgets, what is the future of gleaning?
Rhode Island's Vietnam veterans gave their youth and their lives in a controversial war. An effort to honor them among Providence's war memorials has languished in bureaucracy.
Chow Fun Food Group owner John Elkhay reunited with Executive Chef Jules Ramos and designer Stephanie Skovron to create what he calls his “legacy restaurant.”