Culture
The State House's Independent Man is Back
The 800-plus-pound statue was recently grounded after the discovery of a crack in his pedestal late last year.
Radio Deejay Gio's Last Day After Fifty Years at 92 PRO-FM
Giovanni talks about celeb encounters, smooth-talking Sofía Vergara and that time people thought he was Billy Joel.
Everyday Defiance: How a Brown University Alumna Captures Black Resistance Through Art
"Living While Black" will be on display at the First Unitarian Church of Providence beginning with an artist talk on May 4.
Inhabit is a New Home Decor and Art Shop Promoting Regional Artisans
The Warren storefront is like a gallery with paintings, handmade wooden furniture, textiles, ceramics, blown glassware and more.
Power of Attorney: An Inside Look at Rhode Island's Attorney General Peter Neronha
With his penchant for political investigations and social media burns, Attorney General Peter Neronha is relishing his time in Rhode Island's political sandbox.
Museum of Work and Culture Collecting Handmade Blankets for Local Refugees
The blankets will be displayed this fall as part of the Welcome Blanket project before being distributed through Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island.
The Power Struggle Behind Rhode Island's Offshore Wind Farms
Can the offshore wind industry withstand the headwinds of rising costs and lawsuits to meet the country's renewable energy goals?
RIFC and the Guild Team Up for New Beer Release
The American-style pale ale will be available on match days at Beirne Stadium as well as at the Guild's Pawtucket and Warren locations.
How Fishcakes' Handmade Goodies Accidentally Became a Creative Capital Favorite
Voz Perkins crafts colorful creatures, plushies and critters from her Providence studio.
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