The COVID-19 pandemic has slowed and even shut down many businesses, but the demand in Rhode Island’s single-family market has increased with record breaking numbers. Total home sales from …

While the Trump presidency is running out of time, support for President Trump isn't about to evaporate. The precise fallout of that remains unclear as he refuses to concede the election. At minimum, the president's posture highlights our divided nation.

By MERI R. KENNEDY COVID-19 has changed the world as we know it. One thing it has not changed, though - kids in need still deserve a happy holiday. The For the Kids toy drive began in 1996 as an extension of a client appreciation party hosted by Jacob

Dylan Conley said he learned some valuable lessons during his first political campaign this year, leaving the door open for another run at the Second Congressional District seat for which James …

Superintendent of Johnston Schools Bernard DiLullo said that the district plans to keep schools open as long as possible, but “the feeling is at some point we’re going to hit a brick …

By PETE FONTAINE The Glocester Country Club membership, many folks who tee it up at the historic and picturesque nine-hole lakeside layout is, in just two words, par excellence. Sunday, in fact, was yet another special example of the GCC's generosity

Tautog (or black fish) fishing has been great. Anglers in Narragansett and Mt. Hope Bays are hooking up, the bite along the southern coastal shore has been good and those fishing off Newport are finding tautog along with some large sea bass in the low

By PAM SCHIFF When your only child doesn't feel well, you start to worry. When they are admitted to the hospital with an unknown diagnosis, your world spins out of control. For Cranston dad and school bus driver Chris Campogagne, his world turned upside

ATTEMPTED B&E   Patrolman Thomas Santurri and members of the third watch respond to Burger King at 9 Putnam Ave. on the morning of Oct. 30 for a report of a breaking and entering in …

It was rather fitting that the parking lot was recently resurfaced, as several people stood outside the Johnston Police Department headquarters at 1651 Atwood Ave. last week emphasizing there would …

Rhode Island State Police said Tuesday that a Johnston woman was the victim in a fatal crash on Interstate 295 in Smithfield. Lori A. Mollicone, 62, was struck by a vehicle in the center lane of …

Television critics know the idiom "e;jumping the shark"e; well, which comes from a 1977 episode of "e;Happy Days,"e; where Fonzie inexplicably jumps over a captive shark on water skis while wearing swim shorts and his trademark leather jacket - while serving no

By DR. JEANNINE GIOVANNI We certainly have a lot to worry about regarding our health these days. A global pandemic has a way of doing that. Yet there has been another pandemic raging around the globe for years that hasn't captured as much attention as it