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General Assembly approves bill to ban the sale of 'assault weapons' in RI. What it does.
Minutes into the earlier Senate debate, Democratic Sen. Pamela Lauria attempted to reinstate the language banning possession and use of prohibited firearms, contained in the House-passed version of the bill, but the Senate voted 25-12 to uphold Senate President Valarie Lawson's ruling that the move violated Senate rules.
How 'The Gilded Age' got access to Newport's historic mansions and how it's sparking a tourism boom in the Rhode Island ...
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There was little doubt the Senate would pass the $14.3 billion state budget, but that didn't mean the final debate was ...
The Australian National Maritime Museum announced the discovery of Captain James Cook's iconic shipwreck off the coast of ...
A proposed "Taylor Swift Tax" in Rhode Island could add thousands to the annual costs of vacation homes worth over $1 million ...
As the end of penny production nears, owners of Rhode Island small businesses are unsure how to maneuver rounding prices and ...
Rhode Island lawmakers have approved legislation that would include casinos in the state's law prohibiting smoking in ...
The rise of Val Lawson as president of the Rhode Island Senate put questions of conflict of interest front and center at the ...
Rhode Island's part-time legislature convenes for six months each year to create and pass laws. Experts question if the time constraint hinders the General Assembly's ability to oversee the ...
Nurses can make significantly more money in neighboring Massachusetts than in Rhode Island. The option may be more enticing ...
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