An explosion damages a business in Providence.

Two children are taken to the hospital after they were pulled from a recreation center pool.

The national health care debate will be on the agenda this week for two Democratic lawmakers back from Washington.

Scientists says the number of scallops they found on Georges Bank were the highest since 2000.

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Postal workers walk the picket line.

Slowing unemployment, fewer jobless claims and more home sales indicate that the state’s recession is slowing.

A simmering dispute at the Rhode Island School of Design has prompted the school’s new president to call for a campus-wide discussion after members of the board of the school’s museum expressed their displeasure with the abrupt departure of its well-liked director.

Smokers in Rhode Island now have extra incentive to quit.

Thomas Slater, a longtime state representative, is laid to rest.

The residents of Camp Runamuck say they will move off state-owned land.

The Carcieri administration is exploring the possibility of a government shutdown to close a $70 million budget gap.

A Providence man who shot and killed another man has been given two consecutive life sentences.

The city of Cranston drops charges against a businesswoman accused of cyber-stalking a competitor.

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