Retailers Lose Two of Their Biggest Days to Blizzard
Shoppers normally flock the stores in the days following Christmas, but the Borders in Providence Place was as quiet as
Read MoreRepresentative Patrick O'Neill unveiled an economic plan for the formation of a Governor's Office of Economic Policy Coordination (GOEPC) -- in marked contrast to the proposal put forth by leadership in the House last month, with whom O'Neill has clashed on numerous issues.
Shoppers normally flock the stores in the days following Christmas, but the Borders in Providence Place was as quiet as
Read MoreOur report that there was “no question” the city of Providence would “run out of money,” rocked the political world mere
Read MoreOne of the greatest things about being a digitial media company is that all day, every day, we watch how our stories are
Read MoreOur investigative report into a sweetheart pension deal in Johnston defined the mayor’s race in the town and sparked a
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Read MoreThe cost of overtime pay in the Providence Fire Department grew about $1 million over a two year period, approaching
Read MoreWith 2011 just around the corner, who were the RI people and events that dominated this year? Who made the biggest
Read MoreThe storm is in full swing across Southern New England. A Blizzard Warning continues in effect for the area. Snow will
Read MoreHouse covered in the white stuff? The snow higher than your eight year is tall? Share your pictures with Rhode Island.
Read MoreThe Blizzard of 2010 is on its way. A Blizzard Warning continues in effect for Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts
Read MoreWith the inauguration barely more than a week away, many top department directors in Providence still do not know if they
Read MoreA Texas company will have to pay an $18 million fine for illegally storing mercury in Pawtucket, leading to the
Read MoreWhen it comes to the Christmas spirit, Providence apparently could use a little cheering up. A new national survey has
Read MoreDCYF is closing three children’s shelters—despite a plea from Governor-elect Lincoln Chafee that it wait until after the
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