RI is reactivating the hacked RIBridges system. Here's what comes next.
Dan McKee on Thursday said after weeks of work by contractor Deloitte and a third-party consultant, state Information ...
RI troopers went to DC for the inauguration. Here's why they were there and who paid for it
In line with a long tradition, a group of state police troopers assisted with security in Washington D.C. on Monday for President Donald J. Trump's inauguration. A contingent of 23 troopers helped ...
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McKee says he stands with RI immigrants lacking legal status
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee said he will stand with Rhode Island residents here without legal status, even as they face ...
Rhode Island to announce plan for a phased relaunch of HealthyRhode
(WJAR) — Rhode Island is set to announce plans for the relaunch of the HealthyRhode on Thursday. Gov. Dan McKee is set to ...
Rhode Islanders need to thrive. Economic Progress Institute is helping to lead the fight
This week, we feature the Economic Progress Institute, which is dedicated to improving the economic well-being of all Rhode ...
Taylor Swift’s Rhode Island house bathroom and kitchen upgrades – and ring chatter
Renovations to the kitchen and bathrooms at the billionaire musician’s Watch Hill mansion could cost nearly $2 million, records show.
Mask requirements reinstated at RI hospitals. Here's why.
Visitors at many of RI's major hospitals will be asked to mask up as cases of RSV, flu and COVID activity increases.
Fighting fire with fire: Are man-made burns RI's best weapon against wildfire?
RI just endured a record-setting stretch of wildfires driven by weather extremes. Here's why burning forests might be the ...
RI U.S. Attorney Zachary Cunha reflects on his term, shares advice for his successor
Cunha gave a message for his inevitable successor from the Trump administration, as well as insight into what may come next ...
Rhode Island Commerce holds manufacturing resource fair
(WJAR) — Rhode Island Commerce is hosting a manufacturing resource fair on Thursday. According to a release from RI Commerce, it’s a chance to highlight new programs led by local manufacturers.