PHOTO: Campanella's There is good news coming to Cranston. The Campanella family is reopening their restaurant after a whirlwind controversy tied to an alleged fraudster. The decades-old family ...

GoLocal's People on the Move is an update on new hires and promotions across southern New England. If your organization has an announcement, email it to… ...

The following is the full report prepared by Providence-based attorney Matthew Oliverio on behalf on the Portsmouth School Department. CONFIDENTIAL REPORT IN CONNECTION WITH THE INVESTIGATION OF ...

Cranston politician and restaurateur Ed Brady has confirmed to GoLocal that he is running for Mayor in 2028.

E.W. Scripps To Cut 268 Jobs, Launch 24/7 Streaming Model TVNEWS reports: The E.W. Scripps Company is eliminating 268 positions as it pivots toward a 24/7 streaming model, President and CEO Adam ...

Nationwide power failure hits Caribbean island as American citizens warned to prepare Fox News reports: Americans who are legally traveling to Cuba should expect major disruptions because of the ...

Christine Paxson's legacy at Brown will be seen as one of the darkest in the University's history. Give Paxson credit that during her 14-plus years, the University’s endowment jumped from about $2.5 ...

Deal said in the works to revive US-Iran MOU, open Hormuz for 60 days without fees Times of Israel reports: A deal is being mediated to return the United States and Iran to the memorandum of ...

Helena Foulkes, the former top CVS executive who narrowly lost to Dan McKee in the 2022 Democratic primary for governor, raised $116,000 in the fourth… ...

Providence Police said they have arrested and charged 18-year-old Charles Ortiz of Cranston in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred early Monday… ...

PHOTO: Brooks Malachi, Unsplash Welcome to Saturday. Here are five major national and global news stories that took place over the past day. GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE -- SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL ...

Erlin Rogel PHOTO: Rogel We’re struggling. Black. White. Rich. Poor. We’re all feeling the pressure, even if it shows up in different ways. The truth is, the path to a middle-class life is still there ...