Providence RI

Mega-Move: 15 Lawyers and Legal Professionals Join Hinckley Allen. Hinckley Allen announced plans to add 15 Trusts & Estates professionals, including partners Karen G. DelPonte, Lynn E. Riley, and Bridget L. Mullaney; counsel Nancy Fisher Chudacoff and Lori J. Lousararian; and associates Rory McEntee and Angeli E. Till

Toll Brothers is pressing ahead with a plan to turn Plainville’s Heather Hill Country Club into a 384-unit, 55-plus housing community, swapping fairways and tee boxes for a dense senior neighborhood. The long-running 27-hole course could soon rank among the town’s largest recent housing projects, after the proposal cle

A Cranston man accused of fatally hitting a woman with his car on Scituate Avenue in January pleaded not guilty on Monday. Police said 30-year-old Richard D'Amico struck 56-year-old Vaune Vacarro in the breakdown lane. According to police, Vacarro was thrown about 42 feet. They said an Amazon employee found...

Locals hope this historic RI landmark gets restored, not torn down.

A Cranston man has been charged in connection with a fatal crash involving a bicyclist in March. Police said 21-year-old Kelvin Santana was charged with one count of duty to stop in an accident resulting in death after a crash on Wellington Avenue. Cranston police officers responded to a report...

PROVIDENCE — Gov. Dan McKee is rolling back some of his proposed changes to the state’s renewable energy programs, but questions still linger on who — literally and figuratively — will pay the actual cost for new restrictions. Late last month, the McKee administration submitted several...

This morning on “The Rhode Show” we welcomed Lou Perrotti, Director of Conservation Programs at Roger Williams Park Zoo as he joined Brendan Kirby to discuss Project Selva. A partnership between San Antonio Zoo and Roger Williams Park Zoo, they work directly with Indigenous Communities to help the Amazon rainforest, wh

The City of Attleboro, Massachusetts, announced Monday afternoon that the N. Main St. resurfacing project will begin Tuesday, May 12th, with detours in place to keep drivers out of the construction zone. “Road Work Update: The N. Main St. resurfacing project will begin tomorrow, Tuesday, May 12,” the city said in its s

Two people reportedly jumped out of the car and ran from the scene.

NEW: Hopkins' Revised Budget Increases Taxes 4%, Suspends Operations at Cranston Senior Center. Cranston Mayor Ken Hopkins announced on Monday that his administration will submit a revised municipal budget that limits the City’s tax levy increase to 4%, following the City Council’s rejection of the Mayor’s original bud