A 2015 report on the bridge found significant structural problems that needed repairing. Most, if not all, were not done before the bridge's closure.

The Journal fought the McKee administration to make this email public. Here's what it says.

The Connecticut DOT is studying expansion of Shore Line East commuter rail east of New London

The "Create Homes Act," introduced by Sen. Meghan Kallman, would allow the state to acquire land and act as a developer for affordable housing.

Sen. Gayle Goldin confirms her challenge to Senate President Dominick Ruggerio and his leadership team.

The 195 Commission voted to take the property off the market, but transit riders opposed to moving the bus hub were not allowed to speak at the meeting.

It was Stephen McAllister who joined Republican Allan Fung to deliver the Chamber's endorsement of the former Cranston mayor.

Investigators with the DOJ originally gave state officials until this week to produce documents related to work done on the Washington Bridge.

Dan Hurley is passing on the NBA. The UConn coach met with the Los Angeles Lakers about their head coach opening before staying with the Huskies.

There's a bed bugs bill, a four-month warning before rent increases and a prohibition on using criminal histories to deny rental applications.

RI infants and toddlers with developmental disabilities are being told to wait for services due to an acute shortage of therapists and clinicians.

The suit accuses the Weinzweigs of "common law fraud" and essentially torpedoing their company to cheat their COO out of salary and stock.

The point? To show that, on one day at least, maybe old-fashioned sea travel and public transportation still worked.

Leslie Stahl voiced surprise that Raimondo – who built her political brand as "Gina from Greenville" – is still commonly referred to as "Gina."

The Journal asked all 13 Republican members of the General Assembly and the two representatives elected last month, who won the presidential contest

David A. Salvatore, a 12-year Providence city councilman, is looking to unseat Sen. Sam Bell in District 5.

A formal ask hasn't yet been made, but House Speaker Shekarchi's office confirmed the developer said they need more money.

Since the outset of the COVID pandemic, RIPTA has not allowed public access to bathrooms in the terminal

Democrats in the CD1 race answer The Journal's questionnaire on issues such as student debt, the CHIPS Act, a carbon tax, and U.S.-China relations.

In addition to reducing travel times, electric trains are more reliable than diesels and don't spew exhaust fumes into communities along the route.