Old stories have a way of cycling back into the news in Rhode Island, and this otherwise quiet week was a case in point. So thanks for stopping by for…
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Scott MacKay Commentary: The Anti-HPV Vaccine Fallacy
Opponents of mandatory HPV vaccinations want the Rhode Island General Assembly to stop requiring the vaccines for all seventh graders. RIPR political…
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RI Groups Join Call To Defund Planned Parenthood
A group of Rhode Islanders plan to join a national day of protest Saturday morning against Planned Parenthood. Rhode Island Right to Life and the Roman…
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Bottom Line: RI’s Energy Future
Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio’s Dave Fallon for our weekly business segment The Bottom Line. Our guest…
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Mattiello Plans To Attend Little League World Series
The Cranston West Little League team competes tonight in the Little League Worlds series. In addition to family and friends, the local team will have a…
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First Case Of West Nile Of The Season Found In South County
After the discovery of West Nile Virus in a pool of mosquitos in South Kingstown, state officials say the virus is much more widespread. The disease…
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Political Roundtable: McNamara On 38 Studios, Providence Stadium & The I-195 Commission’s New Head
State Rep. Joseph McNamara (D-Warwick), chairman of the Rhode Island Democratic Party, joins Political Roundtable this week to discuss new revelations…
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Bonus Q&A: McNamara On Democrats, RI’s Economy, Education & More
State Rep. Joseph McNamara (D-Warwick), chairman of the state Democratic Party, joins Bonus Q+A to discuss education, former House speaker Gordon Fox,…
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URI Reports Data Security Breach
The University of Rhode Island has urged students to change their passwords after a security breach, involving nearly 3,000 current and former student…
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Advocacy Groups Call For An In-Depth Probe On 38 Studios
Three advocacy groups called Thursday afternoon for an in-depth investigation into the state’s disastrous experience with video-game maker 38 Studios.
