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Who should be the Providence Journal Baseball Player of the Week? Cast your vote to decide
We've got the results from last week's Providence Journal Baseball Player of the Week voting plus a new crop of candidates.
These students have found a path to the future. A vote can make them Student of the Week
Voting for the Student of the Week is open until noon on Thursday, May 22nd. A pair of high school students are exceeding ...
From NFL champions to grueling races, Providence Cycledrome was home to the best in sports
When it first opened 100 years ago, the Cycledrome in Providence drew capacity crowds for football games, bicycle races, ...
Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis prompts outpouring of support from RI politicos. What they're saying.
“Joe Biden dedicated much of his career to expanding access to health care and advancing cancer research. This is another reminder of the importance of being able to see a doctor, getting regular ...
Sweeping misconduct allegations filed against RI immigration lawyer. Here's what they say.
Molina Flynn is an immigration lawyer and former Central Falls magistrate whose office was raided by the FBI earlier this year.
With playoffs on the horizon, South Kingstown baseball passes tough test. Here's how
Monnes stranded eight men and was aided by an unusual double play in the bottom of the sixth inning that saw Rosen offer a perfect distraction from shortstop. Urian doubled home a run and scored ...
A new Providence care center has food, doctors and even yoga. Here's why it's needed.
Substance use medication and services, a pharmacy, primary health care, meeting spaces and a food pantry are all under one roof.
'Almost unfathomable': Why some want to sink Coast Guard's plan to remove dozens of buoys
Removing buoys that mark hazards in RI waters could save the Coast Guard money, but boaters say it could come at a high cost.
After backlash, Narragansett backs off zoning changes. Here's why.
A suite of 14 major zoning changes was withdrawn from the Narragansett Town Council. NARRAGANSETT – The Town Council, the majority of whom were elected last year, is pulling back on a suite of 14 ...
Sunday Funday? It was for high school sports. Here's the scores and recaps from the day's games
Sundays are normally quiet, but makeup games need to be played before the postseason. We've got recaps from everything that happened in high school sports.
Tennis was the star of the show Sunday. Here's who won the singles and doubles championships
La Salle's Andrew Smith won the RIIL Boys Tennis State Singles Tournament, defeating his teammate Joe Cavanagh in the final. Barrington's Henry Birbiglia and Connor Meehan won the doubles title, ...
The rain never showed up, but the athletes did. Here's what happened in high school sports Saturday.
Rain was forecasted but never bothered to show up, giving us a great day for high school sports. Here's recaps and scores from everything that happened.