Local composers who dream of having the resources to push their work to the next level have until Aug. 10 to apply for $30,000 fellowships from the Rhode Island Foundation. The grants are among the ...

Tulips and daffodils have already popped up, and the boughs of local cherry trees are bending with blossoms. But perhaps the surest sign that spring is finally here after a long and rugged New England ...

With our Season One ride with the Housewives nearing the end, the penultimate episode was spent making news. To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left.

Roger Williams Park Zoo is preparing to say goodbye to three of its most beloved residents – Alice, Ginny, and Kate, the only African elephants in New England. After 35 years of calling the Providence ...

ProvPort, the nonprofit organization that operates the Port of Providence, hosted an open house at the Community College of Rhode Island’s Providence Liston Campus on Saturday to solicit public ...

In a seemingly never-ending tale of tense budget discussions, contentious tax hikes, deficits, clear public outcry and many revisions later, the City Council has finally reached a conclusion that ...

The arts do more than entertain—they bring people together, strengthen neighborhoods, and help define a city’s identity. At Wilbury Theatre Group, in Providence, that philosophy extends well beyond ...

Tucked among the traditions, languages and customs immigrants carried with them from around the world, came some of the most beloved pieces of our nation’s simmering melting pot: saucy spaghetti and ...

As the city continues to take part in the country’s 250th birthday festivities, it included a special event last week that also celebrated local talent.

Revolution Wind began delivering clean electricity to the grid on March 13, a milestone for the 65-turbine project that will ultimately power 350,000 homes in Rhode Island and Connecticut with free ...

Cranston Print Works was once home to a thriving manufacturing operation – the oldest textile printing operation in the country, in fact, one founded in 1824 by William Sprague. Around it sprang a ...

The torrential rain cleared just in time last Wednesday for the Cranston High School West girls tennis to hit the courts at Roger Williams Park for a unique practice session.