The final credits were set to roll at the Providence Place Mall’s Showcase Cinemas by Jan. 31. But the court-appointed receiver for the mall wants to end the show early. The move was prompted by ...

Firefighters were seen on the roof clearing debris. It's not clear whether anyone was injured or how the fire started.

FALL RIVER — After a little more than a year at is Purchase Street home, Asian-American fusion restaurant Bun Buds is closing its doors. Owner Jake Weiss said in a statement to The Herald News that ...

"Residents and small businesses are drowning in taxes so that rich developers can have huge breaks," said Sen. Sam Bell, D-Providence.

PROVIDENCE – The developer of a proposed 12-story apartment building on Dyer Street overlooking the Providence River has won approval for $11 million in state tax credits.

The University of Houston-Downtown expands its campus by nearly 12 acres through a land swap with TxDOT. HOUSTON — The University of Houston-Downtown is planning a nearly 12-acre campus expansion.

Ocean State Credit Union is celebrating its 75th anniversary with the grand opening of its new flagship branch at 40 Westminster Street in downtown Providence, a milestone that unites a proud legacy ...

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The final State Street Fair of the year takes place this Saturday, Sept. 27, in downtown Bristol. Expects dozens of artists and artisans, farms, food vendors and more, along with live music. The ...

What once sat as empty parking lot space on 183 and 253 State St. in downtown New Haven will soon become two new apartment complexes, dubbed the Frontier and the Iron. On Sept. 2, the Board of Alders ...

The 'Safe and Healthy Spokane' Task Force launches to address regional challenges in safety and health. SPOKANE, Wash. — Starting this Thursday, a new task force will meet for the first time. The goal ...

From the secretary of state’s office to community advocacy, The Herald spoke to four students who spent the summer in Providence.