Providence's three-day pop-culture mega-show returns November 6-8 with smart glasses banned and a few big-name guests already gone.

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.

Two suspects asked Trinity Cemetery workers about an unidentified person before one attacker struck with a knife, Providence police say.

A single car hit the lawn and wall of the 275-year-old Hope Street home. Police say the structure survived largely unscathed.

Owner Alan Martins is moving his Brazilian eatery and grocery to King Philip Street, with a buffet, bakery case, and full market in tow.

Foxborough Troop 32 sold out of firewood but found only a single dollar in the donation box. Neighbors responded with more than the cost of their next trip.

A frosty Providence morning gives way to sunshine Sunday, followed by 60-degree highs and gustier winds midweek.

The new Main Street spot keeps David Boutros's Beirut-inspired recipes alive two years after his death from brain cancer.

A 56-year-old man now faces felony assault charges after a parking-lot dispute turned into a machete attack near Ann Mary Street.

The growing Jewish deli is turning its old neighbor's storefront into a bakery headquarters and opening wholesale accounts to local businesses.

The Spooktacular Marketplace hits the Crowne Plaza lawn Sunday with free parking, a petting zoo, and a new game that wins free haunted-house tickets.

The Brickle Group spent three years courting Rawlings before landing the contract behind every big league ball.

Police say a Providence woman was so impaired her blood-alcohol level topped .37, nearly five times the legal limit, with a child asleep in back.