State Rep. Kenneth Marshall (District 68-Bristol and Warren) responded to a complaint filed with the Rhode Island Board of Elections alleging he improperly used campaign funds by refuting all … more

Expenses for trips to Palm Beach, New Hampshire, Vermont and Quebec that were supposedly not reported on ethics filings; thousands of dollars on food and drinks for fundraising expenses, including … more

Charlie Enright’s Vestas 11th Hour Racing showed great patience and sailed a clean race for a victory in the Gothenburg In-Port Race on Sunday.But it was Xabi Fernández’s MAPFRE … more

The East Bay Girls Lacrosse 7/8 Blue team won the RIYLL State Championship on June 17, defeating South County 13-8. Reilly Curran dominated on the draw, winning possession for East Bay throughout … more

Hope and Walley streets and just south of the location of the former Herreshoff Manufacturing Company that once employed more than 400 people building vessels powered by both steam and … more

The Japan America Society of Rhode Island is celebrating the 35th year of the Black Ships Festival on July 13-15, 2018. Started in Newport in 1984, the festival is expanding to Bristol this summer. more

On the morning of Sunday, June 10, the Bristol Fire Department, Division of Emergency Medical Services, and the Ladies Auxiliary met at St. Mary’s Church for a Mass to honor and remember the first … more

As cars scream down Bayview Avenue, a kid with a camera jumps onto the course, click, click, click. The cars hit the finish line and there’s a high pitched squealing sound as the Orange Crate Derby … more

East Providence — The Mt. Hope baseball team lost to Chariho 5-2, in the Division II Pod I semifinals at Pierce Field on Saturday night. The Huskies ended their season with a 15-7 overall … more

PORTSMOUTH — For the 12th straight year, children with developmental ad and physical disabilities from around Rhode Island and beyond descended upon Glen Park Sunday for a day full of … more