The mayor is taking his demand to the General Assembly, seeking legislation to end the state takeover two years early.

The list of priorities also include new money for Superman Building and burying the power lines in Indian Point Park.

From pallet shelters to the Washington Bridge, from the governor’s race to the Friars, here are the biggest issues facing the state this year.

In unveiling his legislative agenda for the upcoming General Assembly session, Mayor Brett Smiley said, "The time is now" for returning the school system.

One Golden Driller deserves another, and Kyle Larson picked up his second of the day in fine fashion with a charge from 12th ...

If you’re going to bring your son to compete in his first Tulsa Shootout, you might as well race, and that’s what Kyle Larson ...

Emojis are so adorable and delightful that it’s difficult to imagine they can create so much confusion and uncertainty. The ...

PROVIDENCE, RI (WJAR) — Progress is being made in Providence schools. The Rhode Island Department of Education released its ...

The other finalist for Region 4, Muhingabo, is a r efugee advocate and poet. Muhingabo has served on the Board for the past ...

In October, Providence signed a payment in lieu of taxes, or PILOT, agreement with Brown University Health, formerly Lifespan ...

The Providence Public School District (PPSD) recently broke ground on two transformative school construction projects that ...

The brothers "started from zero" after immigrating from Peru. They're now running their own companies, and have yet to hit 30.