Cumberland, RI Debt Consolidation in Rhode Island

The developer converting a historic bank building into a hotel in downtown Providence installs thermostats in every room to detect the presence of people and raise and lower the heat in response.

When gasoline prices spiked, Kerri Micheletti often left "Chloe" - her 2007 cherry-red Honda Civic - in the driveway, opting for pedal power instead.

In her first act since fellow Democrats endorsed her for Senate president, Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Paiva Weed yesterday announced that she has chosen Sen.

It was the tragic death four years ago of Brad Boyle, the son of former Four Corners Community Chapel Pastor Ken Boyle, that opened the eyes of the church's young people to the homeless problem in Rhode Island.

Workers who lost their jobs when a Cumberland manufacturer closed are now eligible for additional federal assistance including job retraining and relocation help.

Just four months into her life, Hannah got sick and doctors suspected cancer. Her parents, Tom and Kelly Davis, of Cumberland, promised that if she made it through, they would "give back" somehow.

As state leaders wrestle with a second-straight year of mid-term budget cuts, mayors and managers across Rhode Island are looking at everything from later bill payment schedules to union concessions to offset ...

Despite a few laughs about veteran members forgetting a new member or two, the School Committee's reorganizational meeting got straight down to business Thursday.

A canoe carrying a 17-year-old boy and his father down the Blackstone River has capsized and drowned the teenager at the Pratt Dam.

The indictment accuses them of selling an agent 155 cartons of cigarettes without the proper Rhode Island state tax stamps.

A 53-year-old Cumberland man was arrested yesterday and charged with the Nov. 3 robbery of the Sovereign Bank at 215 Main St.

At a time when downsizing seems to be the rallying cry even as prices continue an uphill climb, Angelo's restaurant has bucked the trend, expanding to more than double its original size while keeping prices ...

Staff Sgt. Stephanie Riotte received five days' notice before being deployed to Iraq in 2003.

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State Sen. Teresa Paiva-Weed, D-Newport, has apparently secured the votes needed to become the first female president of the Rhode Island Senate.

Three people from New York have been charged with using stolen credit card information.

The biggest animals in the Roger Williams Park Zoo have a bigger home, and the people who flock there can fill their eyes and ears with them more easily than ever.

Voters this Election Day will decide the outcome of two closely watched races for seats on the Cumberland Town Council.

Although not quite a native son, after almost three decades on the Pawtucket Police Department, Major John J. Whiting feels like he's leaving home.

The Rhode Island Association of Realtors Troop Support Task Force is helping to raise money for the Military Childhood Education Coalition through a gas certificate raffle.