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‘We need a clean democracy with clean elections and more vigilance to protect the ballots’

The band will honor the tickets from a 1979 Providence, R.I. concert that was canceled by then-Mayor Buddy Cianci

World Series champ Curt Schilling’s video game company, 38 Studios, laid off its entire staff of about 300 last month

‘It is unlawful for a city government and its agencies to display patently religious symbols and messages on city property’

Pension obligations force Central Files to become the sixth locality to file for bankruptcy this year

Just days after New York authorized gay marriage, Rhode Island is close to a deal on civil unions

From cleaning up Providence to spending five years in jail to selling his own marinara sauce, former mayor Cianci tells the story of his life in his new memoir

A school board is fighting the ACLU’s efforts to remove a banner from a high school gymnasium.

Close to 2,000 teachers in Providence will receive dismissal notices effective the last day of school, causing an uproar among union leaders

The Ocean State’s estate tax is driving people and capital out of the state.

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A look at the various ballot initiatives across the country

This campaign is bringing out the worst in some of Mr. Obama’s critics.

President Obama’s final stop in Rhode Island was a $7,500-a-head fundraiser

Rhode Island’s Democratic gubernatorial hopeful has a sharp message for President Obama: ‘Shove it’

Frank Caprio: Obama ‘can take his endorsement and really shove it as far as I’m concerned’

For one Rhode Island town, the cost of corruption was bankruptcy.

In seven states today, the question seems to be ‘tea party or not tea party’

As long as the government can force consumers or taxpayers to foot the bill, there will be little incentive for the innovation necessary to make it efficient