PROVIDENCE – Senate President Dominick Ruggerio is home from Our Lady of Fatima Hospital, where he has spent most of the last month. The 76-year-old Ruggerio had been hospitalized since Feb. 19 with ...

Rhode Island lawmakers are once again embroiled in what Westerly librarian Bill Lancellotta described as a "culture war that ...

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the new co-chairs of the R.I. Black, Latino, Indigenous, Asian-American and Pacific ...

The 76-year-old Ruggerio has missed four of the eight weekly Senate sessions so far this year, and will be staying in the hospital.

“Democrats need to decide if they’re going to support funding legislation that came over from the House, or if they’re going ...

Sen. Leonidas P. Raptakis has introduced legislation (2025-S 0155) that would create a Rhode Island Greek Heritage license ...

Lawmakers are considering a bill that would require judges and magistrates to retire at age 75. PROVIDENCE – State lawmakers are considering a bill this session that would require judges to retire at ...

Many of the bills on the priority list of the Rhode Island Black, Latino, Indigenous, Asian-American and Pacific Islander (RIBLIA) Caucus are not technically new, only updated versions of bills that ...

Some fear the Pell Grant, the popular college aid program created by a Rhode Island senator, could be in jeopardy amid massive upheaval in Washington.

A group of Senators is looking to open the RI sports betting market to more sportsbooks than just the lottery's offering.

PROVIDENCE – With news that Senate President Dominick Ruggerio remains at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital and will be unable to preside over the state Senate for at least one more week, his ...