A three-car accident in Providence sends two people to the hospital.

Mayor David Cicilline outlined a blueprint Tuesday to reduce energy consumption and promote Providence as a future hub of green business, calling the industry the “new economic frontier.“

A former Rhode Island labor organizer and a construction contractor have been charged with conspiring in a kickback scheme.

Researchers at Rhode Island Hospital are conducting a research study related to caregivers for people with dementia.

The state is preparing for what is projected to be record voter turnout in next week’s presidential elections.

Despite controversy, Moses Brown wins D-2 title.

Middletown beats PCD to claim the crown.

A man accused of cracking his infant daughter’s skull has been held on $100,000 bail.

Brothels are booming in Rhode Island.

The Moses Brown girls’ tennis team will play Smithfield in the Division II semifinals after the Rhode Island Interscholastic League overturned Moses Brown’s forfeiture on Friday.

Mayor Cicilline says he’s prohibiting city departments from spending taxpayer money on bottled water.

Two men accused of trying to run down a police officer are arraigned.

College students ask elected officials about the presidential campaign process.

Rhode Island’s largest state employees union is voting on a second contract proposal, after rejecting an earlier deal before the meltdown on Wall Street.

A man was shot in Providence, NBC 10 reported Thursday.