The brother of Mayor David Cicilline will ask a judge in Boston to release him early from prison.

Mayor David Cicilline wants parents of school children to sign consent forms so the students can immediately receive the swine flu vaccine.

Providence Mayor David Cicilline announces seven senior centers will split more than $220,000.

A budget crisis could force changes to the way Rhode Island funds its schools, police departments and other local services.

Gov. Don Carcieri supports a proposal by mayors of seven cities and towns to share municipal services.

A Brown University poll shows Providence residents were bleak about the city’s prospects over the next five years.

The Providence City Solicitor is quitting his job because he’s seriously considering running for Rhode Island attorney general.

Providence Mayor David Cicilline proposes a city ordinance banning indoor prostitution.

An arbitrator says switching administrators would violate labor contracts.

The original deed to Providence received by Roger Williams has been moved to the state archives.

Prosecutors say they won’t bring criminal charges after finishing their investigation into two bad checks written by the brother of Providence Mayor David Cicilline.

Mayor David Cicilline signs two city ordinances designed to protect tenants whose rental homes are foreclosed upon, and to banks to enter mediation before foreclosing upon homeowners.

The City Council gives preliminary approval to a budget $2 million bigger than the mayor’s.

Adult entertainment clubs in Providence sign a pledge and agree not to hire employees under the age of 18.

Providence Mayor David Cicilline fights a loophole in adult entertainment regulations.