Rhode Island PBS

Arts & Entertainment

Drawing From Memories of an Illustrious Career

In a behind-the-scenes look, watch a Rhode Island ballet company revive live music and choreography

October 18, 2024

1 min read

The Public’s Radio

Fish and Wildlife Director Highlights Importance of Rhode Island’s Coastal Refuges

The state’s coastal ponds and wildlife refuges don’t get top billing,
but they are fundamentally important to the health of the local ecosystem

October 18, 2024

1 min read

Alex Nunes

Artscape

John Kostrzewa saw so many new hikers during the outdoor boom of 2020 and 2021 that he wanted to create a guide for them. His book, “Walking Rhode Island,” highlights 40 of his favorite places to walk and hike around the Ocean State.

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News & Culture

Horses Saved from Slaughter Find Sanctuary in Rhode Island

Deidre Sharp has operated Horse Play, an equine rescue and sanctuary in North Kingstown, since 1999

The Public’s Radio

It’s Getting Harder to Afford a Home
in Rhode Island, New Data Shows

HousingWorksRI said that for the first time, a $100,000 household income
is not enough to afford a house in any municipality

October 18, 2024

1 min read

Jeremy Bernfeld

Climate & Environment

What Harris or Trump Will Mean for Offshore Wind in the Northeast

Workers are waiting to see who will win the election and how that will impact their job security

October 17, 2024

8 min read

Miriam Wasser

Political Roundtable

What does Neronha think about what justice would look like in a Trump administration? What would he do differently on the bridge? And since term limits preventing him from seeking re-election in 2026, what is next for the longtime prosecutor?

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