Towns and cities sue the state over automobile excise taxes.

Rhode Island leaders are looking into ways to make the state’s economy “greener.“

Rosemary Booth Gallogly has been named director of the department of administration and department of revenue.

Rhode Island’s governor is standing tough on his decision to withhold $33 million from the state’s cities and towns.

Three candidates running for Rhode Island governor are promising to sign a gay marriage bill should it reach their desk if they are elected.

The battle over excise-tax reimbursements is going to court.

A new tool used by the Rhode Island Revenue Department has helped the agency collect nearly $6 million in back taxes.

A lawmaker says the governor is required by law to send out $33 million in car tax payments to cities and towns.

New test results show barely one in four 11th-graders in Rhode Island is proficient in math.

Drivers crossing the Sakonnet River Bridge could have pay a $4 toll under a proposal by Rhode Island Gov. Don Carcieri.

The governor’s proposed budget will have a serious impact on cities and towns.

The governor’s $7.5 billion budget would make big cuts in funding for cities and towns.

One mayor says he’s not expecting much from the state when Gov. Don Carcieri unveils his budget.

Former Sen. Lincoln Chafee now has about $396,500 in his account for this year’s governors race.

One change would cut down on local costs by no longer requiring that cities and towns hire school bus monitors.