A Massachusetts health care administrator with more than two decades of leadership experience has been named president and chief operating officer of Kent County Memorial Hospital, Care New England ...

The Special Olympics Rhode Island Annual Penguin Plunge marked its 50th year with a record-breaking fundraising success on New Year’s Day of nearly $300,000. Every year, participants gather at ...

CRANSTON – Rhode Island’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in November was 4.3%, down slightly from 4.5% in September, ...

Christine Rose Barlow, an attorney and federal official with more than 20 years of experience in education finance, has been named executive director of the Rhode Island Student Loan Authority. ...

Pat is a member of the firm’s Business & Corporate Law Group. His practice involves representing clients in corporate and business law matters, land use and zoning matters, mergers and acquisitions, ...

Chris is a member of the firm’s litigation group. With his insightful legal analysis and practical approach, clients turn to Chris for his ability to solve complex and difficult disputes in a manner ...

Erin is co-chair of the firm’s Construction & Public Contracts Practice Group. Her practice includes advising and representing clients in complex commercial and construction disputes, including all ...

State lawmakers are set to convene on Smith Hill Tuesday to officially start the six-month 2026 legislative session.  House and Senate leaders typically deliver opening remarks in their respective ...

With respiratory illnesses on the rise, health systems in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts have issued mask mandates within their facilities. On Monday, Brown University Health, the state’s ...

HarborOne Bank will bring together business leaders, financial experts and government resource providers for “Unlock Your Business Potential” on Jan. 22, an event focused on small businesses, the bank ...

SWANSEA – BayCoast Bank provided a grant to the Seekonk Fire Department to support upgrades to its emergency medical services ...

Rhode Island banking regulators are rolling out tougher mortgage reporting requirements beginning in early 2026, requiring lenders and servicers to begin filing expanded loan data under new national ...