October 29, 2009

Lawmakers may finalize indoor prostitution ban

Legislation banning indoor prostitution in Rhode Island may soon be heading to the governor.


October 28, 2009

Gov. Don Carcieri H1N1 news conference

Watch Gov. Don Carcieri’s H1N1 news conference.

Girl, 12, had H1N1 virus

State officials say a 12-year-old girl who died had the H1N1 flu virus.

Carcieri addresses local leaders

Gov. Don Carcieri delivers a tough message to local leaders who’ve been critical of his budget cutting plans.


October 27, 2009

Task force recommends changes in teaching urban youth

A task force recommends sweeping changes in the way children are educated in urban areas.


October 21, 2009

Lawmakers hear arguments over binding arbitration

Lawmakers hear arguments over a bill on how to proceed when teachers’ unions and school committees can’t reach a deal.

Republican announces run for RI governor

A business executive says he will run for Rhode Island governor in next year’s race.


October 16, 2009

Carcieri wants talks to resolve wind power dispute

Gov. Don Carcieri wants a green power developer and an electricity supplier to resolve their differences over a wind farm proposed off Block Island.

Stimulus makes little dent in RI unemployment

The Carcieri administration says the money was also designed to fill budget holes.


October 14, 2009

RI lawmakers debate local funding in budget crunch

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


October 13, 2009

Report: RI spends most of any state on fire aid

Rhode Island spends more money on fire protection than any state in the country, a report says.


October 08, 2009

AG Lynch to take pay cut

Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch decides to do his part to address the state’s financial crisis.


October 07, 2009

RI revenues $30 million short of expectations

The recession pushes income tax and sales tax collections down.

Opinions vary on Twin River’s future

The Narragansett Indians’ chief says the tribe should take control of the slot parlor.


October 06, 2009

Council 94 OKs contract

The largest state employees’ union accepts a deal that cuts their pay but spares their jobs.

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