A man from Lincoln, Rhode Island says eating at Chick-fil-A every day helped him lose 132 pounds after a series of health scares left him searching for new ways to lose weight. While it may be a ...

401Gives Day gives Rhode Islanders the perfect opportunity to support the causes they care about the most. Backed by the United Way of Rhode Island, 401Gives’ website offers a centralized place ...

Between one of the country's top art schools and a historic Ivy League institution, Rhode Island is home to many great colleges. According to one new study, the state itself is actually one of the ...

Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use copyrighted images and video clips in personal and commercial projects on an ongoing basis without requiring additional payments each time you use that ...

However, ferocious fighting continued in the Pacific between the Allies and Japan until 15 August when the Allies celebrated VJ Day, although formal surrender documents were not signed until 2 ...

The Amica Mutual Pavilion was buzzing all day Thursday as thousands of fans from North Carolina, Arkansas, Louisiana, Indiana and more flocked to Rhode Island’s capital city Memo to the NCAA ...

The Rhode Island school was one of 60 colleges and universities that the Department of Education’s civil rights arm warned earlier this month could have federal funding taken away over alleged ...

A VE Day concert, a military procession, a flypast, and street parties are all planned. A 'Tip Top Towns initiative' seeks to bring communities together to get their towns and villages ready for ...

Spring is here, which means a new season of Roslyn Flag Football begins. Participants say the sports league allows children in the Roslyn and East Williston School Districts to collaborate ...

Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation celebrates World Art Day on April 15 with creative activities ... Kaleidoscope visits each public preschool on the island and works with many public and private ...

The sixth annual 414 Day flag unfurling at City Hall is set for 11:15 a.m. on Monday, April 14, and this year the ever-more popular event will spotlight Milwaukee's Native American heritage.