PROVIDENCE – No matter where you look these days, the housing crisis in Rhode Island remains a constant presence, but it is obscured, residing just below the surface of most news coverage … more

PART Two PROVIDENCE – The steamy, humid dog days of summer have arrived for the communities surrounding Narragansett Bay, resulting in thunder storms and downpours – and frequent closing … more

WOONSOCKET – On Wednesday, July 19, at 2 p.m., there will be a news conference to celebrate the arrival of The Dignity Bus, which had been purchased by the Woonsocket City Council, and is being … more

PART One PROVIDENCE – More than 250 swimmers crossed Narragansett Bay on Saturday morning, July 15, participants in the annual two-mile, open water swim from the Naval War College in Newport to … more

PROVIDENCE – It took a while of searching, going through my four-drawer metal filing cabinets, to find the photograph I was looking for: A portrait of Daniel Ellsberg, the infamous leaker of … more

PROVIDENCE – Thanks to the legal acumen of R.I. State Attorney General Peter Neronha and the persistence of reporter Kathy Gregg at The Providence Journal and the Target 12 investigative team … more