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WPRO News and the Associated Press PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) – State leaders seem to be on a path to try again to reach a settlement in a lawsuit over Rhode Island’s landmark pension overhaul,...

WPRO News and the Associated Press PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) – A court hearing is set for arguments to determine if Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis abused the judiciary system when he involved th...

WPRO News While many Rhode Islanders were out in the early morning hours to take of advantage of Black Friday deals, others gathered in front of the State House to collect winter coats to donate to th...

WPRO Newsroom Black Friday is in full swing in Rhode Island as shoppers flock to stores to cash in on the latest deals. Kyle Marquee was out before midnight to try and get a deal on a TV, but found th...

  Protesters gather on I-95. Photo courtesy of Naomi Garber By Sam Wroblewski 630wpro.com "I just think it was ridiculous and idiotic and I condemn it in the strongest ways possible," said NAACP ...

WPRO News and the Associated Press A spokesman for U.S. Sen. Jack Reed says the senator isn’t interested in becoming the nation’s next defense secretary. The Rhode Island Democrat was amon...

Photo by Steve Klamkin WPRO News WPRO Newsroom Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and other officials braved wind and rain Monday to announce a contract to upgrade four rail bridges in Fall River an...

File photo WPRO News and the Associated Press The Rhode Island Community Food Bank released its annual report Monday which shows that hunger levels in Rhode Island have not changed since the height of...

Photo of Missy the yorkie, courtesy of WJAR By Sam Wroblewski 630wpro.com A 58-year-old Cranston man was charged with the malicious killing of a dog after he beat in with a cane. According to a statem...

Image courtesy Narragansett Beer. By Kim Kalunian, WPRO News As promised, Narragansett Beer is coming out with another Rhode Island-inspired flavor. In October, WPRO's Andrew Augustus reported that th...