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More than 900 Rhode Islanders have been hospitalized with the flu this season and 10 people have died
The “medical aid in dying” bill would allow terminally ill people to die peacefully with the help of medication
Last fall, in the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court decision, West Warwick passed an ordinance banning camping on public property. Advocates say dozens of people have been displaced
“When you think of Jim Crow, you might think of somewhere else in the country, but unfortunately, discrimination was alive and well in New England just as much throughout all those years”
The Trump Administration will be able to nominate a successor
Four men say Rhode Island prison policies prevent them from practicing their religion
Peter Alviti was questioned by lawmakers during an Oversight hearing
Former historian laureate Dr. Patrick Conley has written 27 books on Rhode Island history. He says his successor should be a good speaker who has detailed knowledge of the state’s past
The Working Family Party has a 13-point legislative agenda
Two major hospitals are one step closer to new ownership after a Texas bankruptcy judge cleared the way for the sale