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Rhode Island lawmakers have passed a bill banning the sale of certain rat poisons, aiming to protect wildlife from accidental poisoning. The legislation responds to concerns raised by environmental advocates and wildlife experts, including Sheida Soleimani, Ex…
Two years after the mayor vetoed the original proposal, the Providence City Council is revisiting a new version of the 8-Law, focusing on housing issues. On Thursday, the Council's Committee on Ways and Means advanced two housing-related ordinances, signaling…
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee has signed a new law extending the time frame for survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file civil lawsuits against clergy members. The legislation aims to provide greater accountability and justice for victims who previously f…
Rhode Island lawmakers are preparing for a lengthy session on Thursday night as they aim to complete their legislative agenda for the year. The General Assembly plans to hold a marathon series of votes to finalize pending bills and issues before adjourning. Le…
Providence Council President Rachel Miller has announced that she will not seek re-election, describing the choice as a "difficult decision." Miller’s departure leaves uncertainty about who will succeed her as council president and who will fill her council se…
Rhode Islanders covered by UnitedHealthcare's Medicare Advantage plans are at risk of losing in-network access to physicians affiliated with Brown University Health. The potential disruption stems from ongoing contract negotiations between UnitedHealthcare and…
A special master has been appointed in the ongoing lawsuit concerning the Washington Bridge project to help resolve disputes over the release of emails from key officials, including former Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) director Peter McKee.…
As the legislative session in Rhode Island enters its final week, lawmakers face a crucial decision regarding the expansion of charter schools in the state. The proposed bill aims to increase the number of charter schools, potentially impacting the state's edu…
State Representative David Morales is running for mayor of Providence, aiming to bring new leadership to the city. As a candidate, Morales emphasizes his commitment to addressing key community issues and improving the quality of life for residents. His campaig…
State lawmakers have passed legislation aimed at preserving the Crook Point Bridge, a deteriorating railroad structure spanning the Seekonk River. The bridge, which has stood unused and rusting for many years, holds historical significance and has become a loc…
In the first debate for the Providence mayoral race, candidates Smiley and Morales clashed over key issues, including state aid and city governance. The debate highlighted their differing approaches to managing Providence’s challenges as the Democratic primary…
With less than three months remaining before the Democratic Primary for Providence mayor, the race is beginning to take shape. Candidates are intensifying their campaigns as they seek to secure support ahead of the crucial vote. The primary will play a signifi…
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