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Agents used a battering ram to enter a home in the city’s South End, according to family members present
For the first time in six decades, the South Coast has passenger rail service to Boston: South Coast Rail
The Trump administration’s massive job and funding cuts to science are driving job seekers to look abroad
Justin Erickson, Johnston High School athletic director, is leading the charge to get girls flag football sanctioned by the Rhode Island Interscholastic League.
College basketball’s biggest stage draws fans from far and near, giving a boost to the local economy
Reinstated federal workers in the region say they feel little hope of returning to their old jobs
Fears about potential deportations are intensifying in New Bedford’s immigrant community after news last week of the arrest and detention of three Guatemalan men working at a car wash in the city
Local immigration advocates say the detention of Fabian Schmidt, a German national and permanent U.S. resident, shows immigrants need more protection
According to a new survey, Rhode Island voters think state lawmakers need to do more to facilitate the construction of affordable housing
A lawyer for Fabian Schmidt, a German green card holder and longtime U.S. resident who was detained at Boston’s Logan Airport earlier this month while attempting to re-enter the country, is speaking out for the first time on behalf of his client