Warwick's hope of claiming the 1827 lighthouse for free has collapsed, and bidding is now above $1.1 million through Nov. 18.

The Johnston mainstay reopened with a new name, fresh menu and a mayoral ribbon-cutting this month.

The jazz-age spectacle lands at PPAC Nov. 3-8 with a Tony-winning costume design and a cast ensemble member making his national tour debut.

A heckling trucker couldn't rattle Healey at a Fall River waterfront stop — but Bristol County's rightward drift has both candidates scrambling for SouthCoast votes.

The LaPierre family's I-95-adjacent course closes in December, with 128 CRE pitching the 140-acre site to developers.

The former Ravenous Brewing space gets a 6,200-square-foot overhaul, with Moniker eyeing a second-week-of-November debut.

Town planners estimate new housing could bring 217 more students to Lincoln schools.

Monitors watched the Sept. 1 primary, but the feds told New Bedford on Friday they won't be back for November 3.

The measure would borrow $100 million for site work and growth industries, but critics call it a costly handout.

Faith Monteiro says a proposed 19-to-20-year deal for Gregory Groom could free him on parole after just 12 years.

A high school friend's split-second choice at Auschwitz saved a family — now Providence dancers bring it to the stage.

William Dickson's devices held roughly 820 images and 20 videos, federal prosecutors say. He now faces eight years of supervised release.

Providence starts Wednesday cold and clear, then warms into the upper 60s before winds pick up Friday.