The Greatest Show on Earth arrives in Providence.

Saying he will run as an independent, former Sen. Lincoln Chafee announces his candidacy for governor.

A civil rights activist visits a grade school in Providence on Tuesday.

Local school districts are keeping watch on swine flu cases after classes in one Connecticut town were canceled.

Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch is honoring a woman who started a foundation after her 8-year-old niece was raped and killed by a neighbor.

A local soldier witnesses his wife giving birth to their daughter from a world away.

There are key developments on swine flu outbreaks, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization, and government officials.

Police have identified the two men shot outside a housing complex Monday night.

Guests: Paul Ullucci, Stephanie Beaudette.

Providence police use electric shocks to disarm a woman who was threatening to harm herself.

An intrusion at the State House appears driven more by drunken antics than political intrigue.

Some folks took advantage of the beautiful weather Saturday to give back to their communities.

The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority is again giving free bus rides on smoggy days this summer.

The woman, who’s come to be known as the “Bunny Lady”, was back in court Monday.

Officials are developing a system that would let Rhode Islanders certify for unemployment benefits online instead of having to call an overwhelmed phone line.