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Under newly passed legislation, the state’s minimum wage will rise by $2 over two years, as Democrats tout a “measured approach” amid pushback from business groups and Republican lawmakers
The vote was 214-212
Barletta and Aetna, sued over the bridge’s emergency closure, claim Rhode Island failed to disclose a 1992 report that flagged serious structural concerns—raising new questions about RIDOT’s oversight
Republicans aim to rescind $9.4 billion in previously approved spending, targeting public broadcasting and foreign aid, as part of a broader push to align with Trump’s “America First” agenda and showcase fiscal discipline
From bathymetric maps of hidden bays to a Washington Bridge detour ornament that took the internet by storm, Coastal Carve Engravings is blending storytelling, humor, and community in every carved creation
From championship tennis dynasties in Barrington and La Salle to Moses Brown’s standout field hockey captain, these inspiring graduation stories highlight the passion and promise of Rhode Island’s newest alumni
Despite delays and investor hesitation, the nonprofit remains committed to financing its $160 million takeover of Roger Williams and Fatima hospitals — a deal state leaders say is critical to avoiding a health care crisis