EXCLUSIVE: New Accusations of Misbehavior Against Esserman
Pressure is mounting for Providence Police Chief Dean Esserman to leave amid accusations of previous misconduct.
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Rhode Island’s Best Communities 2013: #39 to #21
What's the best community in Rhode Island? What is the best place in Rhode Island to live, whether you're a young single, a starting family, or empty-nesters? What city or town combines affordability, safety, schools, arts, culture and recreation and nightlife in the very best balance? GoLocalProv's 4th Annual Rhode Island's Best Communities takes a close, analytical look at all 39 cities and towns in the state to come up with that very answer. After more than 100 hours of analyzing thousands of data points, we have the answer for 2013.
Immigration Debate at Statehouse: A Preview
The debate over illegal immigration is heating up all over again as the House Labor Committee plans to hold a hearing
Read MoreUPDATED: Providence Councilman Issues Warning on School Roofs
Providence City Councilman Nicholas Narducci has issued a statement asking schools Superintendent Thomas Brady to inspect
Read MoreUPDATED: Police Union Condemns Esserman
The Providence police union issued a statement this afternoon reaffirming its 2009 no-confidence vote against Police Chief
Read MoreNEW: Gas Prices Up - Again
Although RI gas prices dropped last week for the first time in over a month, this week they’ve risen by a penny.
NEW: City Council President Hires Spokesman
Providence City Council President Michael Solomon has hired Bill Fischer to serve as his spokesman.
NEW: Chafee Hires Moderate Party Official
Governor Lincoln Chafee announced today he has hired Christine Hunsinger, the former campaign manager for his Moderate
Read MoreNEW: Cicilline to Visit District for Two Days
Congressman David Cicilline (D-RI) is coming to Rhode Island to meet with his constituents tonight and tomorrow.
Is Time Running out for Esserman?
Providence Police Chief Dean Esserman is on the outs with Mayor Angel Taveras after an incident over the weekend. Is the
Read MoreTeach for America’s Impact on RI
The subtitle of Teach For America (TFA) founder Wendy Kopp’s new book, A Chance To Make History, reads “What Works and
Read MoreAre College Kids Too Stressed to Succeed?
The most stressful part of college used to be picking the right party to attend on weekends or finding a job when you
Read MoreThe Boy-Girl Guide to the Super Bowl
It's that weekend. Yes, the one with the game, but more to the point, the one that often pits men and women on far sides
Read MoreFire Official’s Retirement Controversy Lands in Court
The controversy over a Providence Fire Department official who sought better retirement benefits by taking a voluntary
Read MoreProvidence Could Become First RI City to Regulate Lobbyists
Providence could become the first community in Rhode Island to require lobbyists to register at city hall—sparking
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