Co-owners Michael Yamin and Christy Paiva celebrated in North Providence, pairing a physician's expertise with decades of business experience.

Weekly Tuesday construction meetings are ending after four years, with officials crediting savings for extra upgrades across North Providence schools.

The company, founded as a Lowell, Massachusetts, health-and-beauty store in 1963, will break apart by 2028, separating pharmacies from insurance and Caremark.

Providence could reach 75 degrees Wednesday before rain arrives late Thursday and a wetter pattern takes over through Saturday.

The South Main Street café is packing up after nearly four years, with owners teasing a fresh start elsewhere.

Zachary R. Olson faces a first-degree child molestation charge after a report reached Warwick police last week.

The victim suffered an apparent defensive wound to his arm before being taken to Rhode Island Hospital.

St. Francis Xavier School in Acushnet opened a new turf field with student laps, ceremonial goals and an inflatable bowling match.

The RHONJ star signs copies of her new memoir at the Greenwich Odeum this December, with proceeds helping autism research.

Jair Fernandes de Oliveira Junior served roughly nine months of his state sentence before ICE took him into custody, records show.

The combined Ashley-Swift school was one of just six statewide to advance this round. A 2029 opening is still only a projection.

Providence is heading for several unusually warm days in the low to mid-70s before rain returns Thursday night and Friday.

Centreville Bank will fill a vacant Bank of America building in Essex, pushing its Connecticut footprint to eight branches.