Volunteers including Lt. Gov. Elizabeth Roberts assembled holiday care packages for Rhode Island troops stationed overseas.

Rhode Island transportation officials are temporarily closing a lane of Interstate 95 South.

Rain postpones the opening of the Bank of America Center in Providence for ice skating.

The supercomputer opened Friday at Brown’s Center for Computation and Visualization.

Students went home early at the Bishop McVinney school in Providence due to flooding.

Providence residents will be able to purchase recycling bins from the Department of Public Works at five satellite locations on Saturday.

A Providence taxi cab company is losing its license for half of its cabs because the company routinely rolled back odometers.

The state’s unemployment rate is still well above the national rate of 10.2 percent.

A federal appeals court says a Rhode Island judge was correct to order a new trial for a state trooper who was ultimately cleared of using excessive force during a raid on a tribal smoke shop.

A Senate commission on shard services meets for the first time.

If you are feeling well, the Rhode Island Blood Center needs your help.

The new law, which took effect this month, leaves the sentence to the judge’s discretion.

The Open Table of Christ Church makes room to help store food for the needy.

Money problems may be cooling the enthusiasm of college students to study abroad.

It’s that time of year again for the Beaujolais Nouveau wines!