As the last month of summer dawns on Johnston, it’s once again time to travel to St. Rocco’s Feast. But for most visitors, ...

By TARA MONASTESSE Beacon Media Staff Writer   Umberto Crenca had a decision to make. After retiring in 2019 from AS220, the ...

Police have made an arrest in the fatal shooting of Eduardo Loran Colon of Providence.  The 16-year-old was killed early ...

Just past the carousel in Roger Williams Park – an area little explored by park visitors – sits the new Boathouse Café & Bar.

Join us for a clothing donation event featuring a live NOW 93.3 broadcast, prizes, giveaways, and a chance to win a $250 ...

With this week’s weather hitting the low 90s, a cup of Rhode Island’s own Del’s Lemonade could not have come at a better time ...

Twin Oaks celebrated 80 years in business last week with approximately 200 people in attendance. The event began with an official ribbon cutting by Mayor Allan Fung. The owners of Twin Oaks also ...

It started as a dare, and when it was over, Bob Lamothe was pretty sure he’d never do a triathlon again. That was 27 years ago. He’s done a few more. Lamothe, a 56-year-old Warwick resident, has ...

By MATTHEW FRANK “Fighting to end childhood cancer through baseball.” That is the slogan of the 19th annual Louis M. D'Abrosca Memorial Little League Baseball Tournament that will be held at the ...

On June 14 and June 18 at 6 p.m., Joy Homestead opened its doors for its 10th annual Rochambeau Strawberry Biscuit Tea in celebration of the French contributions to the American Revolution. June ...

In a press release issued Friday, the U.S. Attorney’s office announced that William L’Europa, 47, of Cranston, co-operator of McCauley and L’Europa Public Adjusters, LLC and PIA Restoration, LLC, ...

Pursuant to Section 3.15 of the City Charter, notice is hereby given of the Final Adoption of the Ordinances below. Complete copies of all Ordinances are available for public review at the City ...