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Failure to pass police decertification laws results in information black hole on officers
Legislation to strengthen police oversight repeatedly thwarted in Rhode Island
Brown Environmental Studies and Sociology professor J. Timmons Roberts says the federal government’s actions have rendered the school a very different place than just a year ago
We highlight a few of the many events happening across the Community Libraries of Providence – from a jug band ensemble to a PechaKucha night. Plus: what they’re reading at Rocheambeau Library’s banned books club
Former Majority Leader Pearson says other senators sparked his falling out with Ruggerio
But Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha calls the governor’s plan “half-baked”
The closure of a trusted practice highlights a growing crisis in Rhode Island’s healthcare system — with long waitlists, aging doctors, and patients left behind
Ruggerio was the longest-serving lawmaker in Rhode Island
The nonpartisan demonstration focused on calling out billionaires. Organizers said their aims were to put power back in the hands of people
The Providence mayor is proposing to increase property taxes and other city revenue in order to fill the budget gap left by a settlement with the state over the city’s school department