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The strike that began May 15 forced the Providence psychiatric hospital to close roughly half its beds
One student, Orlando Montalvo, is a 28-year-old tenor from Providence
After multiple bat sightings at the Friendship Street building, Rhode Island’s Department of Children, Youth and Families shifted to remote work. Union leaders say the infestation highlights deeper health and safety issues as the state weighs renewing the lease
A coalition of 21 Democratic attorneys general — including those from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut — says the Trump administration is unlawfully restricting over $1 billion in VOCA grants, threatening support for crime victims and survivors
Rising interest rates put Centurion Foundation on the hook for $481M over the next 30 years
If approved, the deal would end a three-month strike at the psychiatric hospital that has forced the hospital to close nearly 100 beds