Fresh faces and familiar ones, too, gathered as the city’s new leadership Monday night at Cranston High School West. At 7 p.m ...

Rhode Island’s second-largest hospital will pay $1.9 million in back wages and damages to 853 health care workers under a ...

The new year elevates a familiar face to lead the Fire Department with Mayor Kenneth Hopkins naming Daniel E. Marcinko as ...

University of Rhode Island point guard Sebastian Thomas made his return home this basketball season and has been electric as ...

The Cranston East boys basketball team dropped its second straight game after returning from the holiday break when it fell ...

The Cranston Herald’s Athlete of the Week is West basketball player Kyla Buco. Buco returns this season and has been the team ...

The Rhode Island League of Cities and Towns (The League) released its priorities for the 2025 legislative session and the FY2026 state budget today. “The League of Cities and Towns looks ...

Entering its third year as a cabinet-level agency, Rhode Island’s Department of Housing plans to reinvent itself, and it all starts with a new name: the Executive Office of Housing. The name change is ...

Political voices on all sides seem to agree, Cranston can’t afford not to pass next week’s $40 million school bond referendum. Voters will decide whether to listen to city officials at the ballot box ...

The Rhode Island Senate remains the more fractious of Smith Hill’s two legisla- tive chambers as lawmakers kicked off a new ...

Sometimes certain projects take way longer than expected. This could be due to the curveballs and obstacles life can throw on ...

As winter hits full swing, an unwelcome seasonal visitor has been slow to arrive in Rhode Island, according to Cranston’s ...