The new bus hub would be built on lawn above the Northeast Corridor tracks

The State Transportation Improvement Plan for 2026-2025 lays out $11.5 billion worth of spending on roads, bridges, buses and ferries.

After years of underfunding RIPTA, it will take political leadership and a forward-looking funding model to strengthen the system, write Grow Smart RI’s executive director and RI Hospitality Associati...

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Too busy running or managing your own business to pay attention to the public debate over $10 million in proposed budget cuts to the R.I. Public Transit Authority? While understandable, Patrick Crowle...

The colloquial “Main Streets” are vital for community cohesion and small-business growth. Yet, these areas don’t develop naturally, and many local commercial corridors struggle to reach their full pot...

Fewer homes are changing hands, and a larger share of them are being sold to people outside Rhode Island. That could be a boon to the state's economy.

Visit the post for more.

“This is taking us in an exact wrong direction from a climate change perspective, from a school attendance perspective, and from an economic perspective,” one advocate said.

The relocation of I-195 completed a 30-year cycle of public works that would reshape Providence's waterfront. Has it been a success worth replicating?

Some certainties in life: Death, taxes, and the fact that Haven Brothers will pull into its usual haunt alongside Providence City Hall right as the 9-to-5 crowd is getting off work. The famous diner-o...