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Syphilis making a comeback, health officials warn. CDC map shows where risk is highest
Compared to about a decade ago, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said congenital syphilis cases are 700% h...
Thermos recalls 8.2M bottles, jars after several reports of vision loss
The recall warns "the stopper can forcefully eject when opened" if food and beverages are stored in the containers for t...
Death of 8-month-old under investigation in Taunton
The death of an 8-month-old in Taunton last weekend is under investigation.
Historic Old State House reopening to public after 1½ years of renovation
PROVIDENCE – The Old State House at 150 Benefit St. is reopening to the public on May 4 following 20 months of system up...
EPA awards R.I. $604K for stormwater, sewer infrastructure needs
PROVIDENCE – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded Rhode Island a total of $604,000 through the Sewer Ove...
SEC filing of the week: Beacon Financial Q1 profit rises to $46.2M on merger boost
BOSTON – Beacon Financial Corp. reported first-quarter profit of $46.2 million on April 29, up 142% from $19.1 million i...
Meet CeCe, CCRI's new comfort dog
The Community College of Rhode Island has enrolled a new four-legged friend.
Dominican Republic murder suspect released by RI judge
A man wanted for murder in the Dominican Republic has been released by a Rhode Island judge.
Providence hoping revolving fund will pay for massive “decarbonization” effort
Providence is working to figure out how to pay for its 2040 mandate to “decarbonize” about 130 municipal buildings throu...
Do you agree with the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council that state leaders need to show “more priority and urgency” in growing the economy?
An over-reliance on low-productivity industry sectors and government spending has the state’s economy significantly lagg...
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