New immigrants can find it difficult to navigate the complex American school system, and it’s even trickier when language and culture separate you from…
Education
Better Than Expected State Revenues Boost Surplus
Rhode Island lawmakers have a little more cash to work with as they consider revisions to the almost $9 billion state budget unveiled by Governor Gina…
Haitians Celebrate May 18th
In honor of Haiti’s historic revolution more than 200 years ago, Haitians will rally at the Rhode Island Statehouse Wednesday. The event is also aimed…
Group Home Death Sparked More Investigations; No Major Patterns Of Abuse Uncovered, Says EOHHS
After a death at a group home for adults with developmental disabilities, state officials have completed their investigation of 30 group homes. The…
House Finance Begins Hearings On Community Service Grants
The House Finance Committee on Tuesday began four days of hearings on the more than $11 million in community service grants being distributed by the…
Legislative Grants Face Scrutiny At The Statehouse Following Gallison Departure
The House Finance Committee plans this Tuesday to begin a series of hearings on community service grants.
JWU Graduates First Class Of Physician Assistants
Johnson and Wales University has graduated Rhode Island’s first home grown class of physicians assistants. A physician’s assistant is like a cross…
Brown Lacrosse Awaits Navy For NCAA Quarterfinals
Brown is playing championship-caliber lacrosse again, just in time to challenge Navy for a berth in the NCAA Final Four Memorial Day Weekend in…
RI ACLU: Adopt Statewide Policy On Transgender Student Rights
Transgender advocates and civil rights groups plan to urge Rhode Island to adopt a statewide policy on transgender students in public schools. Last…
U.S. Labor Secretary Perez Touts East Providence Apprenticeship Program
U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez stopped in Rhode Island Friday. He toured a plumbing and pipefitting apprenticeship facility in East Providence. The…

