Maps: Which counties in TN and KY have the most excessive drinkers?
Excessive drinking” includes binge drinking, heavy drinking, drinking while pregnant, and underage drinking, according to the CDC.
Rep. Magaziner represents RI's 2nd District in Congress. Here's why he won't move there.
Magaziner, who grew up in Bristol and lives on Providence's East Side, promised to move to the 2nd District if elected.
When is the next solar eclipse? Sun will be partially covered, but not everyone will see it
About two weeks after the blood moon comes a partial solar eclipse visible in the early morning, giving the sun a crescent ...
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This group says RI municipalities need to give more money to schools. Here's how.
The gist of RIPEC’s report is that cities and towns need to contribute more money to fund schools, but not necessarily through tax increases.
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Swansea wants to redevelop Wilbur Avenue, and needs your input: How to join the planning
Swansea will hold a workshop for residents to share their thoughts, concerns, and ideas about improving Route 103. Here's how ...
Boston appeals court upholds Rhode Island ruling on Trump's funding freeze
The 1st Circuit has sided with a Rhode Island judge that ordered the Trump administration to release state funding.
NIH cancels diversity grant for biomedical research at University of Rhode Island
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — The email came by complete surprise on Friday afternoon, chemical engineering professor Samantha ...
Mystified by how local government works in RI? Here's how the pieces fit together
The mechanics of local government baffle many people who consider themselves otherwise well informed. We can help.
Meet The Providence Journal's All-Rhode Island college basketball men's and women's teams
Five starters, a couple of key reserves and two coaches would give us a decent talent base to take on an outsider or two ...
It's time to go back to school – and we mean way back – to find RI's oldest schools
According to the New England Historical Society, Rhode Island's oldest high school can be traced back to 1800, when Rhode Island’s General Assembly ordered every town to open public schools. While ...