A Providence ceremony celebrates six school projects as the district's $1 billion rebuild push nears key 2027 milestones.

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

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

The Graduate by Hilton Providence, long beloved as the Biltmore, faces a January auction tied to millions in unpaid mortgage debt.

READCO wants to build an 80,000-square-foot R&D hub for a General Dynamics unit tied to Electric Boat's submarine work.

The EPA wants to excavate contaminated soil at 103 Sawyer St. so New Bedford can finally eye housing there.

Aquidneck Green will put 36 first-time buyers into modular homes while Portsmouth eyes 37 condos nearby.

A Peace Dale fire site will finally get fixed up, as one South Kingstown mom describes kids too scared to come home.

Crews wrapped the roof, chimney and soffits on the 1879 landmark — but newly spotted windows have preservation officials asking questions.

City Council President Anthony Sinapi points to the shuttered Remington House Inn as the kind of eyesore the new tax would target.

Fencing and workers have appeared at the long-vacant Pitman Street site, signaling the Eastside Marketplace's rebirth is underway.

The 1900-built University Avenue home already has renters paying $8,800 a month through 2027.

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