Clayville resident Amanda Destafeno says her kitchen faucet broke apart in her hands due to corrosion and rust from the high sodium chloride content in her well water.

Since 1995, the WaterFire sculpture by Barnaby Evans has illuminated downtown Providence's rivers. Small bonfires are set alight in iron braziers in the middle of the Woonasquatucket, Moshassuck ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — After almost 200 years, today is the last day the Providence Journal will print an issue of their newspaper here in Rhode Island. The newspaper says it's because the ...

Rhode Island has seen an increase in attempts to ban books from school libraries, with parents and organized groups targeting 28 titles. The proposed legislation would also allow authors ...

The Department of Education sends about $275M in funding to Rhode Island for various initiatives. Totally abolishing the department requires Congress, but Trump could still weaken the agency.

A condo in Miami, a 1920s cottage in Newport and an adobe house in Taos. By Angela Serratore Iglesias Photography ONE Sotheby’s International Realty Iglesias Photography ONE Sotheby’s ...

The 2815 ZIP code serves Providence, a neighborhood in Clayville, RI. This code is essential for accurate mail delivery and can also help you find local amenities such as schools, parks, and community ...

Catherine Carol (Kogut) Dudek Catherine Carol (Kogut) Dudek, 89, died on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at her home in Clayville, NY, with her loving family by her side, after a long illness.

In January, the United States’ first state-sanctioned overdose prevention center (OPC) began operations in Providence, Rhode Island. Run by harm reduction service provider Project Weber/RENEW (PWR) ...

Brandon DuBreuil has ensured that facts presented were obtained from reliable sources and are accurate. The smallest state by area, Rhode Island was the eighth jurisdiction to legalize sports betting.

We have now featured more than 2,600 events around Rhode Island, and many more are coming. As you may have read, the Providence Journal announced it slashed its community and art event calendar.