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The superintendent of the Rhode Island State Police is expected to give Gov. Dan McKee new recommendations Monday on how cities and towns should use automated license plate reading cameras. The question is: what happens next? At least 300 so-called Flock…
Housing and affordability are once again at the fore of the Bristol 9th state House race in the general election. The race to represent Dartmouth and part of New Bedford’s Far North End places Democrat Edward Pacheco, who built his candidacy…
On September 21, the federal government tabled Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act. It is a sweeping omnibus bill makes significant changes to environmental, transportation and labour laws by amending 18 statutes and four regulations, repealing one law and creating a new…
Early voting begins for Rhode Island's general election today, Oct. 14, with polling locations across the state opening today until Election Day on Nov. 3. Registered voters across the state can find their polling locations and cast their ballots beginning today to…
Il Sole 24 ORE Renewable energy installations will also be permitted in the buffer zones of UNESCO sites, provided they are situated on land meeting the criteria for suitable areas. This is the main change introduced by the amendments to the…
1:00 - 2:30 PM ET As early as 1764, East Greenwich residents banded together to fight against autocracy – the Kentish Guards, led by Colonel Varnum, asserted the notion that out-of-touch tyrants had no moral right to control their daily lives. We are now called…
The two Marin residents vying to succeed termed-out state Sen. Mike McGuire split over Marin’s childcare parcel tax, homelessness and a statewide measure to make citizen-initiated local taxes harder to pass, though both pledged to rein in state housing laws.
October 13, 2026 Submitted By Susan Murphy Ballot Question 7 would mandate that local zoning permit the construction of single-family homes on 5,000-square-foot lots with 50 feet of frontage served by public water and sewer in any zoning district where residential uses are allowed.
Published 1:02 pm Sunday, October 11, 2026 A long-tenured local officeholder is seeking four more years on the job, while a challenger wants to bring change to the Pacific County Assessor’s Office. Bruce Walker, of Raymond, is running as an independent and has…
Burlington City Council has voted to refer an item that could see development charges (DC’s) on new buildings frozen for two years. The decision will be made in April as they look for ways to reduce the cost of new…