A developer sought to build affordable housing in Johnston, R.I. Then, officials voted to take the land by eminent domain.
Mayor Joseph Polisena Jr. said officials will look to build new fire and police stations and a Town Hall there instead – a move that means Johnston will no longer be building a new high school.
Trump vows tariffs will take effect on Saturday
President Donald Trump signed more executive orders on Friday, and recommitted to imposing tariffs on Canada, Mexico and ...
Sure, Joe Marzilli's Old Canteen has closed. But what will happen to its iconic sign?
The new owners say they plan to "preserve the building's historic character." Here's what that means for the very ...
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Parishioners rally to rebuild Providence church that burnt down
Parishioners at Impact Center Providence Church have rallied to rebuild after a fire ripped through the building on Jan. 29.
Rhode Island National Guard leader retires after 42 years of service
Major General Christopher Callahan is stepping down as adjutant general, passing command to Brigadier General Andrew Chevalier after nearly a decade leading the state’s National Guard. 12 News Anchor ...
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Rep. Cotter named R.I. Southern Firefighters League Legislator of the Year
Rep. Megan L. Cotter (D-Dist. 39, Exeter, Richmond, Hopkinton) has been honored as the Rhode Island Southern Firefighters League Legislator of the Year.