Samuel Smith will spend two years confined to his home before sentencing in the 2017 crash that killed Lawrence Castonguay.

Ten musicians will perform Mozart's Requiem in Florence, marking the orchestra's first trip abroad in its 81-year history.

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

Briana Jones is the first Central Falls educator ever to win a Milken Award — and the nation's first for 2026-27.

A Newport man, 56, says Bishop Louis Gelineau and two priests abused him at St. Luke’s Church. His lawsuit is one of over 100 against the diocese.

The 20-plus-year Macarthur Drive staple is for sale as a turnkey package, liquor license included — and still pouring drinks.

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

Nine residents who fought a 24-unit development got their legal costs covered — including a town councilor who sued his own town.

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

The $7 million hub replaces a shuttered elementary school and packs healthcare, job training and youth programs under one roof.

Lon Cerel's vault-secured Houdini manacles and letters go on public view Thursday for the first time in half a century.

Providence faces a chilly, breezy Wednesday with mostly cloudy skies and little rain. Sunshine returns Thursday before frost and warmer weekend afternoons.

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