Shaurice Taylor faces a recommended seven-year term, but Nate Bowling's father says it isn't enough.

Providence schools and heating

Roger Williams Park Zoo lights up 40 acres starting Nov. 27, with s’mores, Santa and a Frozen-themed meet-and-greet.

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

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

Both victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the Wednesday afternoon attack, police say.

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

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

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

The NPHS Marine Trades program has grown from one class to three, with credentials and an Electric Boat pipeline.

Hope & Main's new Westminster Street facility revives a long-empty building and already hosts a Meals on Wheels kitchen partner.

The chain will take over the old Aroma Joe's spot on College Hill as Thayer's coffee wars heat up with Blank Street and Caffè Nero too.