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Erin Stevenson leads tours at the Rhode Island State House, sharing its history and showcasing artifacts like the original ...

Citizens Bank is making some changes to its bricks-and-mortar branches. The Providence-based bank recently closed a branch in ...

Not every trip to “New York, New York” needs to be an indulgent vacation. As for the city so nice they named it twice, it ...

Bally’s Corp. Inc. has won site plan approval for its $1.7 billion Chicago casino. City planning officials on Jan. 23 ...

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Nothing ruins a good beach day like coming across a filthy combination of sand and sea, and these beaches around America have ...

Bruce M. Selya, a celebrated judge and the first person of Jewish faith to ascend the federal bench in Rhode Island, has died at 90. Known for his expansive vocabulary and distinctive writing style, ...

As part of the exhibits for the paternity petition, the conservative firebrand shared a picture of Musk holding her son, who ...

Democratic states have worked for months to craft legal opposition to President Trump’s agenda. Now they’re putting it into ...

Elizabeth Caldas has joined the Rhode Island Department of Treasury as deputy chief investment officer, according to a newsletter from Rhode Island Treasurer James Diossa on Feb. 21.

Erick Russell, the state treasurer of Connecticut, signed a joint letter dated Feb. 19 urging the Securities and Exchange Commission and Department of Labor to resist Republican requests that the ...