Inside one case where the rule of law is being tested (The Republican Editorials)
The Rhode Island case is but one of dozens across the nation that appear to be the only remaining bulwark against Donald ...
Will this be the year of an 'assault weapons' ban in RI? How the battle is beginning anew.
PROVIDENCE – The perennial battle over a proposed "assault weapons" ban began anew at the Rhode Island State House on Tuesday ...
Can ICE go into public schools in Rhode Island? Here's what we know.
Neronha said that the law prohibits ICE from accessing non-public areas of schools without a judicial warrant.
Can RI employers still promote DEI in the workplace? Here's the legal guidance.
Attorney General Peter Neronha said much of the current conversation around diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility is 'dishonest.' ...
Advocates: New RI camera law adds extra accountability in nursing homes
A new Rhode Island law gives families the option to install surveillance cameras in their loved one’s nursing home or assisted living facility.
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'On the Road with Mike Anderson' Live Podcast Explores Rhode Island’s Extensive Collision Repair Laws
Randy Bottella, president of the Auto Body Association of Rhode Island, spoke about the long road to passing laws helping ...
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Tyler Bernadyn: What landlords need to know about Rhode Island’s lead paint laws
As Rhode Island’s focus on tenant safety continues to grow, the state has  encouraged significant cooperation to lead laws ...
NBC 10 I-Team: RI State Police claim non-profit owes over 70K in unpaid expenses
Rhode Island State Police claim a non-profit stiffed them on the bills. State Police claim they are owed more than $70,000 in taxpayer money, but the non-profit addiction agency claims the troopers ...
Out-of-state lawsuits against RI's retail cannabis law dismissed. Here's why.
Justyna Jensen, of California, and John Kenney, a Florida, filed separate lawsuits last year alleging the residency ...
Rhode Island Cannabis Regulators Dodge Suit Over Equity Program
Rhode Island’s Cannabis Control Commission escaped a lawsuit brought by a prospective marijuana business owner claiming that the state’s social equity licensing program is unconstitutional.