Last week Capt. Brandon Hagopian of Cranston caught an 800-pound bluefin tuna when fishing at the mouth of Narragansett Bay.

The Rhode Island Senior Softball League is thriving in its 43rd year and recently wrapped up its regular season slate as the playoffs begin this weekend. The league became official in 1982 and ...

This week I was able to give some coverage to the Rhode Island Senior Softball League, which recently wrapped up its regular season and will be playing its postseason in the next few weeks. With ...

The Edgewood Eagles 8-U Pop Warner football team got to experience some big game action earlier this month as it played an exhibition at halftime of the New England Patriots preseason game against ...

If anyone is looking for me this Labor Day weekend, I’ll be where I always am on the final days of summer–The Rhythm and ...

With this week’s weather hitting the low 90s, a cup of Rhode Island’s own Del’s Lemonade could not have come at a better time ...

Gambardella of Providence decided to go foraging for mushrooms. A common custom, especially among European families, ...

By DON FOWLER   Our love affair with Trinity Rep goes back to the late sixties when I was running Camp Yawgoog. Reservation Director was a 24/7 job, leaving little time for my ...

Early Monday morning, Cranston police received a call about shots fired at 82 Parkway Ave., off Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village. Cranston police chased a suspect into Providence. The incident ended ...

Governor Dan McKee sent a letter to the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority Board of Directors that is one of the most hypocritical public statements I have seen during my time in the State House.

I have noticed that your police log no longer names people whom police arrest on suspicion of crimes committed. If I ever get arrested, please publish my name and shout it from ...

As a child, I had a great deal of anxiety. If you’ve ever seen me speak in public, that might surprise you. But anxiety among children is extremely common and affects almost all children, to ...