From Rhode Island Monthly
A new nonprofit shows young people the ins-and-outs of digital storytelling.
A free seminar series at URI lets you try out your sleuthing skills.
Read up on the inner workings of Rhode Island’s criminal underworld in these local accounts.
For culinary and true crime fans, take the Providence Tour Company’s Crime and Cuisine on Federal Hill tour.
The former Rhode Island State Police detective weighs in on his “Cat and Mouse” rivalry, and later friendship, between him and master thief Tony Fiore.
Rhode Island’s first female cardiologist recalls the winding road that led her to cross paths with the state’s Mafia elite, in more ways than one.
Need more true crime-inspired TV in your life? Here’s where you can catch Rhode Island on the small and big screen.
The hit podcast’s co-creator shares the stories behind the sound bites.
Inside the legacy of the six-time former Providence mayor that Rhode Islanders love to hate, and hate to love.
Trace more than a century of criminal history in these famous (and delicious) locales.
The famous and not-so-famous names behind Rhode Island’s criminal reputation.
Finally, a break from takeout at a new Barrington eatery that celebrates flavorful Italian cuisine.
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