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Repairs are underway at the Providence warming center, one of 8 offering relief from frigid temperatures hitting RI. Some people are relocating. → Read More
RIDE's K-12 Council meeting went into recess after shouts broke out from a crowd upset by abruptly announced school closures. → Read More
Lombardi will take Caprio's place at the top of Providence's municipal court. → Read More
Now in retirement, Langevin will take on two new roles offering expertise on government and cybersecurity. → Read More
The chief judge will make a bid for an emeritus role that would be done on a volunteer basis for no pay. → Read More
The elementary school's Parent-Teacher Organization wants more time. The district is moving forward. → Read More
The judge's son, David Caprio, said the agreement was made with the council president and majority leader. → Read More
The appointees will need to be approved by the City Council. → Read More
Many new faces were elected after term limits took effect. → Read More
The ceremony will take place at the Providence Public Library. → Read More
Patricia Coyne-Fague will oversee public works after she steps down from the Department of Corrections on Jan. 13. → Read More
The Narragansett camp now has new siding, windows, doors and a roof. → Read More
President Kinzel Thomas confirmed he will not apply for another term. → Read More
The process will involve asking for community feedback from South Side residents. → Read More
ProvPort critics have found middle ground after initial objections. → Read More
Deputy Superintendent of Operations Zack Scott said the decision was made by the PPSD cabinet. → Read More
Teachers may have to reapply for their own jobs. Meanwhile the district advertised a plan for new buildings. → Read More
A shop treasured by book lovers closes as its managers make plans for a new venture. → Read More
Tensions between the school district and the union hit a breaking point Sunday as school closures were suddenly announced. → Read More
Extremist groups are aiming to gain a foothold in New England, and anti-Semitic threats are rising in Rhode Island. → Read More