PROVIDENCE – March Madness is coming to Providence, and besides basketball, that means Rhode Islanders and visitors alike will have questions about road closures, parking, detours and other logistics.

Early voting is underway for Providence’s Ward 2 City Council opening, where five candidates emerged after the seat became ...

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The Providence Parks Department's in-house design team has made major improvements in the city's parks, with Mayor Brett Smiley investing heavily in these public spaces. Here is a list of the ...

The NCAA tournament is finally here, and with that, the nation-wide tour the tournament takes is in full gear. It is a golden ...

Providence President and CEO Erik Wexler has outlined the 2030 strategic direction for the Renton, Wash.-based health system, which includes technological initiatives. Mr. Wexler outlined the ...

The NCAA Tournament is in Providence for the first time since 2016. Arkansas coach John Calipari is excited. “I love Providence,” he said Wednesday. “I do. It’s been one of those places.” Why ...

Providence will see several road closures from March 19-24 to accommodate the influx of fans and event-related activities for March Madness. Spin will deploy corrals throughout downtown where users of ...

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley has invested heavily in Providence parks. The Providence Parks Department has made major improvements to the city's playgrounds and splash pads. The department's in-house ...