Providence RI

Providence Fire and Rescue (PFR) held its Annual General Membership Meeting on Monday, August 3, naming Sledge Sartin the new Chief. Volunteers, families, and community members came together for dinner, to celebrate the achievements of the department's members, and to extend gratitude to the outgoing Chief, Taylor Vern

September 2026 Highlights from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. Autumn is a favorite time at Audubon! Get up close with owls and hawks at Raptor Weekend or learn about Audubon’s avian research and try your hand at techniques used in the field. September also brings seasonal bird walks, mushroom programs, and plenty

Zoning relief decisions determine parking, building size and open space on four Central Falls blocks, and residents can comment in person or in writing before the board rules. Central Falls' Combined Planning and Zoning Board will take up four zoning relief applications at a public hearing on Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 6 p

East Providence families could see expanded afterschool and summer programming, but the city has not yet detailed which programs the $50,000 will support or when they start. East Providence will receive $50,000 in state funding to expand afterschool, summer and other out-of-school learning programs, part of a $1.629 mi

More homes hit the market in Providence-Warwick, giving buyers meaningfully more options than a year ago. Active listings rose 11.3%.

Between the two of them, Coventry residents Albert DeSilva and Arlene Hicks have lived through 208 birthdays.

A 31-year-old Taunton man died Tuesday evening after his motorcycle collided with a pickup truck at the intersection of Route 138 and Elm Street in Raynham. Jason Marshall was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced deceased, according to the Bristol County District Attorney's Office, which identified him as

The property that was once home to a popular Providence Tex-Mex restaurant has been listed for sale.

The financial support comes at a crucial moment for the governor, who has mostly suspended TV advertising.

A 4,700-square-foot penthouse at Watch Hill's Ocean House hotel in Westerly, Rhode Island, sold this month for $18.5 million, making it the most expensive condominium sale in state history, according to the brokerage Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. The sale also ranks as Rhode Island's priciest residential transaction