The state Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to raise tuition at Rhode Island’s three public colleges and universities. The increases would…
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Potential Tuition Increases On The Table For RI’s Public Colleges, University
Students at Rhode Island’s public colleges and university could see a tuition hike next year. The state Board of Education is slated to vote Wednesday…
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Scott MacKay Commentary: How Big Media Blew A Big Election
Every American election brings an assessment of how well the media covered things. RIPR political analyst Scott MacKay says there should be some…
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RI Latinos React To Trump Victory
Immigrants across the nation are reacting to Donald Trump’s election victory. Rhode Island-based social service agency Progreso Latino serves immigrants…
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Your Weekly Briefing: Health In Rhode Island, Nov. 8
What’s happening in your health in Rhode Island, Nov. 8 ELECTION DAY: Want to have a say in what happens to health care? Vote! HEALTH CAREERS: The…
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What Election Day Could Mean For Commuter Rail In New England
Rail improvements may be on track for the New England Central Railroad, but another rail project stalled this year in New Hampshire, when lawmakers…
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Attorneys General Gather In Newport For Regional Conference
Attorneys General from across the eastern United States convene Thursday in Newport. They’re participating in a two-day conference organized by the…
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RhodyVotes ’16: What’s On My Ballot?
A guide to what’s on your ballot this year. This is a general presidential election year, meaning the top choice on your ballot is for president of the…
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R.I. Unemployment Rate Continues To Lag Mass. and Conn.
Another month, another poor jobs report in Rhode Island. The September unemployment rate remained at 5.6 percent, but Rhode Island-based jobs were down…
