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Accident in downtown Providence injures one, snarls traffic
A two-car collision near Providence Place Mall stalled traffic Friday morning and sent one person to a hospital with minor injuries.
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Students think twice about study abroad
PROVIDENCE, R.I. a ' Economic reality and money problems may be cooling the enthusiasm of U.S. college students to study abroad, just two years after students' interest in foreign study was at an all-time high.
In the heart of the Federal Hill area of Providence, Andino's is a traditional northeastern U.S. Italian restaurant featuring large portions of good pasta as well as homey soups and the Rhode Island favorite, snail salad.
Woonsocket Couple Faces Jail Time for Tax Evasion
The Woonsocket couple was also ordered to pay nearly a half-million dollars in restitution.
Free Holiday Shopping Parking in Providence
Holiday shoppers are being invited to park for free in Providence. The city is starting its free holiday parking program again this week.
NH child, 2 RI women die from swine flu
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - A child in new Hampshire and two Rhode Island women have died of the swine flu.
Overnight Highway Closures Planned Over Next 2 Weeks
Officials say the closures are necessary for work on the massive highway relocation project known as the Iway.
Loud Brown Party Prompts School Policy Change Proposal
A rowdy weekend party sponsored by a Brown University sorority has prompted Providence's police chief to propose a ban on university-sanctioned parties at the Ivy league school.
Providence gang member charged with gun possession
A member of the Providence Street Boys youth gang has been arrested and charged with having a loaded handgun in his possession over the weekend.
a Long Island Lolitaa appearing in Providence
The woman known to many as the "Long Island Lolita," will appear in Providence this weekend.
Citya s free parking program starts early
" Mayor David N. Cicilline started the city's annual free holiday parking program on Monday in an effort to give an extra boost to merchants, restaurants and other businesses in Providence as the Christmas shopping season begins.
Providence shooting wasn't random, police say
A young man was shot and seriously wounded Monday morning in a drive-by shooting on Camp Street.
Maxwell Mays, 1918-2009: His palette held the quirky colors of R.I.
Maxwell Mays, a Providence-born painter whose whimsical depictions of Rhode Island made him one of the state's best-known artists and who combined a playful folk-art style with an encyclopedic knowledge of local history, died Monday at age 91.
Eek! Rats giving RI Statehouse staffers a scare
Sue Stenhouse, who handles emergency preparedness for Rhode Island Gov. Don Carcieri, displays cartoon images of rats that were given to her by co-workers, in her office at the Statehouse, in Providence, R.I., Monday, Nov.
Providence Wants More From Tax-Exempt Institutions
A City Council-appointed Commission on Tax Exempt Institutions has been meeting for two months in an attempt to address the situation.
North Providence PD make arrest in sexual assault case
Shortly before noon, North Providence PD responded to a robbery/sexual assault in progress.
Addresses on the Gospel of St. John; delivered in Providence, Rhode...
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Suspect in R.I. strangling waives extradition from Conn.
The 18-year-old Coventry man charged with strangling an acquaintance in her apartment at Cathedral Square on Nov.
Providence invests most in pedestrians
" The federal government spent more on pedestrians in the Providence metropolitan area than in any other urban region over the last three years, according to a study released Monday.