This summer, The Providence Journal is excited to welcome Avery Hill to the newsroom as a sports intern. A resident of ...

Despite state lawmakers' year-after-year effort to open more doors for police and firefighters to qualify for higher-paying ...

The author says next year she will continue her work to move Rhode Island out of its last-in-New England ranking for child ...

Her foot in a walking boot, Eaton prevails after a semifinal meeting against her sister and a challenging title match with a ...

Can UHC Medicare Advantage members go to Brown Health hospitals for emergencies? We dug into this and other questions.

Troy Ingram was serving in the Rhode Island National Guard at the time of his arrest in the killing of Mohsin Muhammad.

The Providence Journal called him The Swat King — a bull-shouldered corner outfielder who was known as Joe Cusano in 1945.

Buc-ee's representatives met with officials in Meridian, Idaho to discuss a potential new location, city staff told USA TODAY ...

These "charming" river towns in Rhode Island were recently described as a must visit by travel website WorldAtlas.

The Providence Journal's top stories for the week of July 13th include a Cranston pool closure, a stonemason's wall in Westerly, and the symbolism of pineapples in Newport. Budlong Pool in Cranston ...

The video shows some coordination between ICE and Providence police, who are focused on safeguarding bystanders and ...

The author says extremist elements have taken over both the Republican and Democratic parties and have abandoned their core values.