Stuck in traffic on the Washington Bridge. Could you imagine anything worse?

That’s what Shana Luciano asked her TikTok followers over the weekend while filming a bird’s-eye view of bumper-to-bumper cars on I-95.

A little “yeah” could be heard in the background. When she turned the camera, it revealed her two-year-old son Maverick in a hospital bed at Hasbro Children’s Hospital. Maverick was diagnosed with Stage 3 Wilms tumor, a rare kidney cancer that primarily affects children.

A planned vote on a new 10‑year lease for the Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) headquarters was delayed after union members raised concerns about what they call an “unhealthy workspace.”

A longtime worker at two well-known Providence restaurants has been held in a Texas immigration detention facility for nearly a month following his arrest by federal agents.

Nearly two weeks after Butler Hospital presented its “last, best and final” proposal to the union, striking workers have responded, claiming the offer “keeps its lowest paid members in poverty.”

A Rhode Island state representative is facing bipartisan backlash and making national headlines after he condemned federal immigration officials in a string of social media posts.

A local West African restaurant may soon be forced to shut down after its manager was detained by federal immigration officials.

The manager of Suya Joint, an acclaimed West African restaurant serving Boston and Providence, was detained by federal immigration agents last Sunday.

A Cumberland High School exchange student was allowed to walk at graduation Wednesday night following a last-minute reversal sparked by community backlash.

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee has announced a series of initiatives aimed at strengthening the state’s primary care system through both immediate and long-term strategies.

Two toddlers are recovering at the hospital after being rescued from a burning home in Providence on Monday night.

When the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) acquired a collection of materials from a New York artist, archivists likely had no idea they were also receiving an early piece of music history.

All cats at Bajah’s Cat Café have been removed due to regulatory and compliance issues, according to the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RISPCA).

A Massachusetts man is celebrating his new life as a United States citizen more than two decades after immigrating from Brazil.

Men with more than 20 arrests for grand theft auto and burglary deny knowing why drill bits, ski masks, rubber gloves, handgun grips, and more than a dozen key fobs were found inside their car.

A 13-year-old was arrested Saturday on multiple charges after stealing a car and fleeing from police in Cape Coral.

John Passidomo, husband of Florida Senate President Kathleen Passidomo, was pronounced dead on Wednesday, April 3, following a tragic accident while on vacation in Utah.

A Lee County paraprofessional (now former) appeared before a judge Friday morning with battery and molestation charges stemming from a reported sexual relationship with a student.

The FBI arrested a Naples woman on Wednesday for her involvement and misconduct during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

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