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As kids flood into Rhode Island classrooms this fall, one school essential is proving especially hard to find: teachers.
The Downcity revival includes projects which aim to reshape the Superman Building, Kennedy Plaza, Waterplace Park and Union Station.
Can Rhode Island meet the crushing demand for affordable housing?
With resources scarce and land scarcer, the local agricultural community is locked in a battle over indoor farming.
Rhode Island cities are betting on license plate-reading technology to solve crimes but critics warn of widespread-surveillance and traumatic mistakes.
After the pandemic tested morale, skill sets and bottom lines, many Rhode Island performing artists are back onstage for the holidays.
In the deep blue Ocean State, redrawing electoral district boundaries is akin to a blood sport.
Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos is the first person of color and second woman to hold the title.
Two years into the takeover, the district has weathered terse union negotiations and an assault scandal.
Extended unemployment benefits end on September 6, but experts say there's a greater reckoning at play.