Providence gets a sunny Thursday, with possible frost Friday night before a warmer weekend and highs in the lower and middle 60s early next week.

William Foley and Robert Cushman differed over their participation in a planned council forum.

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

Allison Singleton sings in her church choir and flies internationally, yet a Bexar County guardian still controls her money after more than two years.

Fears about the future of humanities programs have spread amid layoffs and restructurings at universities across the country.

Ken Block's typed notes sparked an early flap before the three sparred over 20,000 homes, a $1.5 billion budget cut and CVS's opioid past.

James Brugman kissed and touched a 16-year-old flying alone from Tampa, prosecutors say, and now faces prison, not probation.

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.

Michelle King and Keveen Olea discussed city finances and beach litter at Oakland Beach, while independent candidate Leah Hazelwood is also running for the seat.

Regulators are letting 201 licensees quarantine high-THC drinks rather than destroy them, though no one yet knows when they could sell again.

Rhode Island Energy's steel monopoles will even include guards to keep ospreys from nesting on live equipment.

Kristi Dukoff of Kristi's Kraftails must pause her business for surgery, and Warren is answering with a wave of support.

David Almond, 14, died in 2020 while in state custody. His surviving brothers will each get a special-needs trust.