Last week marked the beginning of the local Little League All-Star season and I swung by a handful of games to tune in.

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Carol Batty, left, the first female president of the Warwick Rotary Club, in 1978-79, administered the oath of office to newly elected club officers at the charter night event held recently at the ...

The City of Warwick is gearing up for its annual Fourth of July festivities with the distinction of celebrating America’s 250th anniversary this year. To view our latest e-Edition click the image on ...

Plenty of Warwick grapplers made noise at last weekend’s Rhode Island Interscholastic League Wrestling State Championships, with several athletes reaching the top of the podium in their respective ...

These are the cream of the crop of Pinewood Derby contestants of more than 500 boys and girls in the Narragansett Council – Scouting America. There were 34 of them in uniform alongside a track that ...

The first of the Warwick Housing Authority’s 36 units of scattered single-family housing received a major makeover this year, with its completion marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony this week.

If your home or business is connected to the Water Sewer Authority’s system, the waste is sent into a network of nearly 400 miles of pipes to the city’s wastewater treatment plant on Arthur W. Devine ...

When recent Pilgrim High School graduate Michael Bessette knew last fall he was going to be tasked with creating a senior project, he knew he wanted to choose a topic that would make an impact in the ...

Seventy-two food and beverage workers at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport are preparing to walk off the job ahead of the England-Ghana World Cup match in nearby Massachusetts unless ...

Dreams can take years to come true, if they happen at all. Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of the death of Michael Integlia III. He was 31 years old and the vice president of Michael Integlia ...

The Toll Gate boys volleyball team is starting to see the fruits of its labor. Friday night, that meant some city bragging rights. The Titans traveled across town and swept rival Pilgrim 26-24, 25-20 ...