The R.I. Senate Judiciary Committee has approved a high-profile bill aimed at restricting the sale of certain military-style firearms, though its future remains uncertain.

Senate President Lawson, a teachers union president, and Majority Leader Ciccone, a licensed gun dealer, vote to bring newly ...

Every year, the James Beard Foundation recognizes exceptional restaurants and chefs throughout the country, one of the ...

Yelp Highest-rated comfort food restaurants in Providence, according to Yelp. C omfort food. Just saying the phrase manages ...

The bottle bill is back on the shelf, as both House Speaker Shekarchi and Senate President Lawson jointly announced a bill establishing a needs assessment to create a better bottle redemption and ...

New American Airlines routes between Cape Cod and two U.S. cities begin this week at Cape Cod Gateway Airport.

The Montana Nurses Association is urging Providence St. Patrick Hospital to immediately reverse a decision to close its labor ...

Those are the questions ahead of a Wednesday, June 18 vote by the Senate Judiciary Committee on the most contentious bill of ...

The State Department said Wednesday it is restarting the suspended process for foreigners applying for student visas but all ...