From Rhode Island Monthly
Once an Irish and Jewish neighborhood, lower South Providence is home to Latino restaurants and shops.
Kim English, the new Providence College men's basketball coach, turned in his NBA dreams for a life of coaching Big East college basketball, and now he's courting Friartown just by being himself.
For the seventh year in a row, we, in partnership with the Rhode Island Foundation, recognize Rhode Island businesses that inspire philanthropy in their employees around the state.
Available at area grocers and specialty food shops, these good-for-you noms can help you reset and recharge in the new year.
Get to know Paula Bontempi, the dean of the University of Rhode Island's Graduate School of Oceanography, on a deeper level.
Think you know local hockey? Test your skills with this primer — no pesky skates required.
What feels like a trip to Las Vegas but is only an hour's drive away?
From lively stage performances to outdoor igloo dining, we've compiled all the activities to add to your January to-do list.
Cozy up on a chill winter day with one of these top Rhode Island reads.
The Providence resident dishes on the writing life, her love affair with Rhode Island and her latest novel, 'Blood Sisters.'
Are you a picky reader? No worries, Little Rhody has a book club for you.
Spoilers ahead: Rarities owner Kelly Allen-Kujawski offers a sneak peek what's next for the bookstore and bindery.
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