Rhode Island transportation authorities are lowering the weight limit on five bridges in the state.

State officials pay tribute to dozens of people whose final resting place was disturbed.

Three years after their bones were scattered by rain and erosion, the state of Rhode Island is set to hold a memorial service for 71 men, women and children who have been reburied in a state cemetery.

The director of the DOT answers questions about the Iway project.

State officials award a contract to a Warwick company to build a new Sakonnet River Bridge.

A seawall in the coastal town of Jamestown is being repaired after years of storm damage.

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation will be posting nearly 90 jobs on the state’s Department of Labor and Training Web site on Thursday.

Rhode Island promotes its transportation projects at a national forum.

Critics say the state should not sell a piece of waterfront property.

State highway officials say it’s mostly smooth sailing with the new Iway exit ramp.

A new phase of the Iway construction project opens Saturday and it will mean a big change for drivers.

A RIDOT official answers questions about the opening of a new Iway ramp in Providence.

A state panel suggested creating tolls and raising taxes to fund major repairs to Rhode Island’s transportation infrastructure.

A state bridge contractor whose employee is charged with hacking into state computers has been suspended from bidding on any federally financed projects.