A lagging economy and issues with housing and transportation are driving this fourth-generation Rhode Islander out of state.

A trip to face a national power and three home games against local rivals highlight the nonconference schedule released by ...

Asian needle ants, an invasive species making news around the country, were found in Providence in 2015, but there's no sign ...

Reporters were given a sneak peek inside the Providence facility, which will handle everything from forensics to wastewater ...

This summer, The Providence Journal is excited to welcome Bella DeCrescenzo to the newsroom as an intern. A West Bay resident ...

Tonight's show will recognize more than 300 Providence Journal first-team All-State athletes, and award Player of the Year honors to more than 30 high school athletes.

Some singles in Southern New England seem to be swapping out the swipes for more opportunities to connect in person.

The rise of Val Lawson as president of the Rhode Island Senate put questions of conflict of interest front and center at the ...

UNAP Local 5098, which represents 2,500 nurses, therapists and other health care professionals, voted to authorize a strike ...

People stick around Providence for good reason: we have everything we need right here. Namely, great beaches, a Dunkin’ on ...

Detour destinations, aka lesser-known spots, are trending in travel for several reasons. Try one of these getaways that are ...