Burbage Theatre Co.'s 77-seat Pawtucket stage unveils “Witching Hour: Secret Cellar,” a world premiere with three new scary tales.

Jamestown's free Halloween bash drew 1,800 visitors and nearly 600 cars last year. This year brings Purple Honey and a costume contest for all ages.

Henry Poston says he topped 30 mph on his longboard to escape a man who threatened him on the Blackstone River Bikeway.

A video shows children clinging to their father during an attempted arrest in Providence.

The Pawtucket bakery plans to open at 1413 Westminster St. after Sin Desserts closes its 24-year run on Halloween.

The food hall's owner sought to withdraw a zoning bid, while the town council reviewed its liquor license amid parking and noise complaints.

Housing Nantucket and the town's trust put $2.23 million behind the plan, skipping the open market entirely.

Philbrick talks California gold, the Civil War, and New Bedford's own whaling ties at Steeple Playhouse on November 18.

Crews began razing the crumbling 1829 Mathewson Street landmark Monday, with the leveled lot set to be transferred to Hotel Providence for parking.

Next Door Wine Bar sits steps from Grapes & Gourmet, the Wilson family's retail shop.

South Shore Bank bought the $18 million bond behind the Burnell Hall rebuild, set to wrap by fall 2026.

Providence gets a sunny start Monday before winds strengthen and temperatures cool midweek. Coastal waters face the roughest conditions.

Oliver flipped his car into parked vehicles on Dartmouth Street, then suspended his campaign at his running mate’s urging — but stays on the Nov. 3 ballot.