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Providence economic development director Ted Carr says repurposing vacant office space as housing is key to creating a vibrant downtown core
Residents began moving into the 45 shelter units on Wednesday
Mayor Brett Smiley has said he is eager to see the Providence Public School District return to local control
The MBTA said trains will begin carrying passengers from Fall River and New Bedford to Boston on March 24, pending final approval by the Federal Railroad Administration
Federal courts in Rhode Island, Massachusetts are now at the front lines of the effort to stop President Trump from unilaterally cutting the federal budget
The senator spoke two days after hundreds of people demonstrated outside his Providence office, calling for a strong stand against Elon Musk
In the wake of Trump’s numerous executive orders targeting immigrants and refugees, some parents in Rhode Island and the South Coast of Massachusetts are feeling anxious about their children’s safety at school
State Senate Minority Leader Jessica de la Cruz of North Smithfield says Donald Trump is following through on his campaign promises in many areas, including domestic spending, foreign tariffs, and immigration policy
Twenty-two mayors met in Providence on Wednesday to discuss shared regional concerns. The mayors all said they won’t work with ICE to deport immigrants without a judicial warrant but they can’t go against federal law and prevent ICE agents from doing their jobs