Rhode Islanders might not lose weekend commuter rail service going to Boston after all. Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker dropped his support of a…
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RIDOT Drops Plans For Hopkinton Welcome Center
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation has dropped its proposal for a transit center along Interstate 95 in Hopkinton.
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RI Division Of Sheriffs Looking For A More Diverse Batch Of Recruits
As the Rhode Island Division of Sheriffs continues accepting applications for their latest academy recruits, officials say they hope to pull from a…
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Work On Two Aquidneck Island Bridges Could Cause Delays
The Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority says work on the Mount Hope Bridge and Sakonnet River Bridge could cause some delays.
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URI’s Watershed Watch Seeks Volunteer Citizen Scientists
The University of Rhode Island’s Watershed Watch is asking for volunteers to help monitor local waterways. The citizen scientists are trained and…
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Former Convicts Could Soon Apply For Public Housing
The Providence Housing Authority is considering revisions to its admissions policies for convicted felons applying for public housing.
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RI Congressional Delegation Slams Most Of President Trump’s Budget Proposal
After President Trump released his proposed budget, Rhode Island’s congressional delegation was quick to denounce various cuts that would affect the state.
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All In Its Design: Block Island Wind Farm Thrives In Snow Storm
While New England was getting hit with a mix of high winds and snow Tuesday, Deepwater Wind was having a productive work day. The off-shore wind energy…
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Providence Is The Latest City To Establish A Juvenile Hearing Board
Some Providence youths accused of non-violent infractions will soon have an option other than going through the courts. The Providence City Council…
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Providence Police One Step Closer To 250 New Body Cameras
The Providence City Council’s Finance Committee approved a contract Wednesday that brings the city’s police force one step closer to procuring 250 new…
