Taunton councilors rejected a budget covering firefighters and veterans' flag duty, demanding money for their own attorney first.

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.

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.

R.I.'s unemployment fell to 3.7%, but the drop came from workers leaving the labor force, not new hiring.

Voters' 2024 bond money is turning Whipple Hall into a cybersecurity hub with cyber ranges and a security operations center by 2028.

More than 100 demonstrators joined GLO and LOCC on Brown's campus as wage and grievance disputes continued during contract talks.

Question 1 would fund a new health building at URI, a library renovation at Rhode Island College and a job-training center at CCRI.

Nine Brown fellows are preparing to help Rhode Islanders navigate new Medicaid rules as more than 30,000 could be affected.

A Warwick dispensary crowd is already debating the idea, with one shopper comparing it to DoorDash for liquor.

Video showed two light shoulder taps, not a chest slap — but the New Bedford Educators Association says it's still pursuing a labor complaint.

The City Council says Buff Chace's firm misused an affordable housing law to shield market-rate space from taxes.