Providence

A 20-year-old man named Deacon Mullarkey has been arrested by the Saratoga County Sheriff's Office following an investigation into an alleged sexual assault. He is facing multiple charges.

A nonprofit hospice in Washington partnered with Compassus, a private equity-backed company, leading to operational changes that pressured staff to increase patient visits and falsify documents. Critics warn that such joint ventures may bypass state laws aimed at regulating private equity in healthcare.

Private equity-backed Compassus partnered with nonprofit Providence in a joint venture, leading to operational changes that increased patient visit demands and raised concerns about substandard care. Critics worry state laws targeting private equity in healthcare may not apply to such joint ventures.

A nonprofit hospice partnered with Compassus, a private equity-backed company, leading to operational changes that pressured staff to increase patient visits and altered documentation practices. State laws targeting private equity in healthcare may not fully address such joint ventures, raising concerns about oversight.

A nonprofit hospice in Washington partnered with private equity-backed Compassus in a joint venture, leading to operational changes that increased patient loads and pressured staff to falsify documents, raising concerns about state laws regulating private equity in healthcare. The partnership has resulted in staff departures and safety issues, with critics fearing existing regulations may not cover such ventures.

A nonprofit hospice partnered with a private equity-backed company in a joint venture, leading to increased patient care demands and operational changes that staff describe as harmful. Concerns are growing that such partnerships may circumvent new state laws aimed at regulating private equity in healthcare.

A nonprofit hospice partnered with a private equity-backed company, leading to operational changes that pressured staff to increase patient visits and engage in unethical practices. Critics worry state laws targeting private equity in healthcare may not cover such joint ventures, risking patient safety and community health.

A man from Providence was arrested by the Saratoga County Sheriff's Office after allegedly shooting and killing his dog.

David Morales, a progressive candidate for mayor in Providence, Rhode Island, will hold a fundraiser in Crown Heights on Thursday.

Zillow identified Providence, Rhode Island as the hottest rental market in the U.S. in 2026, surpassing major cities like New York and San Francisco. The ranking is based on rapid rent growth, low vacancies, and few rental concessions, driven by limited housing inventory and high demand.

A federal grand jury in Rhode Island indicted four individuals for Hobbs Act Robbery, conspiracy, kidnapping, and firearms offenses related to an alleged armed robbery and abduction in November 2022. The defendants are Alberto Rivera, Richard Robinson, Brian Medina, and Nelson Gomes Goncalves.

Four individuals were sentenced for their roles in a large-scale drug trafficking conspiracy involving the kidnapping of a U.S. Postal Service letter carrier and smuggling kilograms of cocaine from Puerto Rico to Rhode Island.

A Providence man pleaded guilty in federal court in Rhode Island for his role in a fentanyl trafficking conspiracy. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes in the region.

A Providence man, previously convicted of a felony, pleaded guilty in federal court in Rhode Island to multiple firearm and drug offenses.

The United States Attorney's Office for the District of Rhode Island has recognized Providence Police Department Lieutenant Patrick Potter as a 'Hometown Hero' for his courageous actions during a shooting incident at Brown University. The recognition highlights Potter's bravery and heroic response to the dangerous situation.

A mural honoring murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska was taken down in Providence after local outrage and complaints from residents and elected officials. The removal came despite efforts to keep the mural, including a petition created by Chairman of the Narragansett Republican Party Anthony D'Ellena. The artwork's removal was seen as a reaction to the divisive intent of those funding murals like it.

Brown University significantly reduced its investment in the Blue Owl Private Credit Fund. The article mentions a gate at the university's campus in Providence, Rhode Island.

Former Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December and given months to live, but he credits 'providence, prayer, and a miracle drug' for extending his life. He discusses his experience in an interview with Scott Pelley on 60 Minutes.