Kayla Fish

In a somewhat rare showing of unity, Fall River Mayor Paul Coogan, the city council and police department have released a joint statement after reading through a comprehensive review of a controversial search warrant.

The Cranston on-ramp had been on RIDOT’s list of “poor” condition bridges for more than six years before Friday’s incident.

From pizza shops to lawn care companies, local business owners are trying to keep their prices fair while dealing with something that's out of their control: the price of gas.

Hundreds gathered in North Providence Friday night to show their support for the siblings who lost their mother, brother and grandfather in a deadly shooting earlier this year.

It’s been nearly one year since flames ripped through the Gabriel House assisted living facility in Fall River, killing 10 residents and injuring dozens of others.

Rhode Island’s newly-minted House Speaker Chris Blazejewski said he’s made the proposal is one of his top priorities since taking over.

New Bedford residents and firefighters banded together Tuesday evening to rally against the city’s plan to close Engine 9.

The Diocese of Providence hosted a “Blue Mass” Wednesday evening to honor those who risk their lives for public safety.

A tentative agreement between the United States and Iran has been reached to extend the ceasefire as negotiations and airstrikes continue.

The Providence Board of Licenses voted in favor of allowing Al Fresco on the Hill to run through Labor Day weekend.