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Here's an update on how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Providence County and across RI.
The beach at Camp Canonicus in Exeter is back open, but several other beaches were closed for high bacteria levels.
Both alcohol and speed are believed to be factors in the crash, police said.
The personal finance website compared costs of electricity, heating oil, natural gas and motor fuel across the country to compile the list.
The state of emergency will remain in effect until at least August 6.
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The department conducted an aerial and hands-on inspection of the 113-year-old bridge and found no significant damage from the June fire.
The unemployment rate in Providence County is higher than the Rhode Island average.
The bill exempts sunscreen from rules surrounding medications that require a note from a doctor or a visit to the school nurse.
A recent study shows caregivers in Rhode Island make about half as much as a worker earning an average salary.
Seven bank branches across Rhode Island will host vaccine clinics over the coming weeks.
Rhode Island's price is 12 cents below the national average.
Every 5,000 new first doses that are administered, grants will go out to eligible nonprofit organizations in Rhode Island.
Rhode Island State Police stepped up patrols on highways throughout the state over the weekend.
The $13.1 billion budget includes funding to repay the $120 million borrowed from the rainy day fund at the beginning of the pandemic.
A slew of legislation is headed to Gov. Dan McKee's desk to become Rhode Island law.
Need a last-minute barbecue addition? Most grocery stores will be open on July 4.
Fourth of July falls on a Sunday this year, which means the holiday is observed the following day, on Monday in most cases.
Fourth of July falls on a Saturday this year, which means the holiday is observed the following day, on Monday, in most cases.
Patch has your complete guide to Fourth of July fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Rhode Island.
All four of Rhode Island's copies of the founding document, including one of just 13 original signed copies, will be on display July 2.
More than half of the 500 healthiest communities had fewer COVID-19 cases per capita than the national average.
Nationally, applications for financial aid are down this year.
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation is determining the severity of the damage and if the structure is sound.
Fully vaccinated students will no longer be required to wear a mask and districts will no longer be required to offer distance learning.
Gov. Dan McKee, along with the departments of health and education will outline the new guidance for the 2021-22 school year at 9 a.m.
A case of the rare, tick-borne illness Powassan was identified in an otherwise healthy 70-year-old man, the Department of Health said.
Dajour Hutchins, 23, and Robert Sudue, 27, both of Worcester, will serve a combined 31 years in prison for the 2019 shooting at Club Flow.
Through June 30, water parks in the city will be open extended hours from noon to 7 p.m.
If Gov. Daniel McKee signs the bill into law, the mandate will go into effect beginning in the 2022-23 school year.
If passed, the bills would allow wiretaps in human trafficking cases and require hotels to post notices on reporting human trafficking.
Here is how the Cranston area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.
More than 2,300 slots across 13 communities are available to children who turn 4 years old by Sept. 1.
Two more colleges in Rhode Island are requiring students to get a COVID-19 vaccine before returning to campus in the fall.
Flights are offered daily, with tickets starting at $79.
The bill allowing takeout beer, wine and mixed drinks until March 2022 is headed to Gov. Dan McKee's desk.
The federal American Rescue Plan included a total of $560 million for Rhode Island's 39 cities and towns.
Since the YourMoney program was started in 2017, more than $80 million has been returned to approximately 116,000 people.