An ordinance that could ban short-term rentals of swimming pools and other outdoor residential spaces was once again continued by the City Council last week. At last Tuesday’s City Council meeting, ...

Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left.

To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left.

Rhode Islanders fall into two camps when September rolls around: those who see the month as the start of fall, and those who see it as the end of summer. Those who rush to call it fall point out that ...

Inside Warwick’s Sola Studios on Bald Hill Road, Alexandra Quinn’s tattoo studio is polished in rows of neatly framed art, filling the space with color and character. Toothy taxidermied animal heads ...

There’s a new Fine Arts Center at the University of Rhode Island, and no one seems happier about it than Travess Smalley, an assistant professor of print media who just moved his office and studio on ...

[cqmedia layout="panel" content ...

Living up to its pledge to celebrate rain or shine, the annual Greek Festival at the Church of the Annunciation made a splash this weekend despite a Sunday of torrential rain. The festival, which ...

As the city continues to take part in the country’s 250th birthday festivities, it included a special event last week that also celebrated local talent.

A lifetime surrounded by flowers sounds luxurious – unless you’re responsible for keeping the blossoms in bloom. Then it’s a matter of seemingly endless watering, pruning, pampering and feeding.

The Cranston West football team picked up right where it left off last season as one of the state’s top programs as it rolled past West Warwick 42-6 to win its season opener. West was stout in all ...

Whether you live in a secluded, wooded area or a densely populated subdivision, you’re probably accustomed to seeing bunnies – lots of them – bounding about. They frolic on lawns, nibble garden ...