Former Newport City Councilor Angela Lima launches Senate District 13 campaign
Lima, who served three terms on the Newport City Council before stepping aside in 2024, will challenge incumbent Sen. Dawn Euer in a Democratic primary
Newport’s parking season begins Friday, May 1
Metered parking and residential permits return citywide, with three free hours for residents and a new online permit portal
On the Market: A look at this weekend’s Open Houses across Newport County (May 2-3)
In the market for a new home? Check out these properties. this weekend.
Smoke House opens for summer season
Southern-style barbecue spot on America’s Cup Avenue returns with new appetizers, sandwiches and summer cocktails
Newport Public Schools facing $2M shortfall, with restructuring and possible layoffs ahead
Superintendent’s deficit estimate dropped from $3M to $2M over the course of Wednesday as City Hall talks continued, with budget options set for a May 5 workshop and layoffs on the May 12 agenda
Your Newport County weather forecast: 7 days on land and sea
Updated throughout the day with the latest from NOAA’s National Weather Service
Newport Public Schools draw about 12 applicants for interim superintendent
Jermain says school committee aims to name her one-year successor at its May 12 meeting, with regionalization vote driving the interim approach
RIPEC report says Rhode Island economy is losing ground
State’s GDP per capita and labor productivity grew at less than half the U.S. rate from 2014 to 2024, new scorecard finds
Edwards files 10 bills seeking housing carve-outs for Tiverton
Tiverton Democrat says state’s recent one-size-fits-all housing laws don’t fit small towns
Clement hits 2-run home run and Valenzuela adds a solo blast as Blue Jays rough up Red Sox 8-1
Ernie Clement hit a two-run home run, Brandon Valenzuela added a solo homer and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Boston Red Sox 8-1 on Wednesday.
Man who killed Brown students, MIT professor targeted symbolic victims tied to grievances, FBI says
Federal investigators say they believe the man who carried out a mass shooting at Brown University and later killed a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor did not act randomly.
Smyth seeks second term on Newport City Council
At-Large councilor points to budget transparency, a 10-year environmental plan and ethics reform as she heads into November
Norman Bird Sanctuary launches free field trips for 7th graders
“Ecosystem Explorers” pilot, powered by a Frederick Henry Prince Memorial Fund grant, pairs hikes with hands-on science and mindfulness
RIPTA expands 231 Flex on Demand service to northern Aquidneck Island
Two-month pilot links Newport, Middletown and Portsmouth riders to Raytheon, NUWC and West House through June 30
Euer files bill to cap utility capital spending hikes, shield ratepayers from lobbying costs
Newport senator’s proposal would limit ISR plan increases to 3% and bar utilities from recovering advertising, marketing and lobbying expenses
Democrats investigate as Trump OKs almost $2 billion in taxpayer money to end offshore wind projects
Once the deals are complete, Ocean Winds will have one remaining U.S. offshore wind project, SouthCoast Wind off Massachusetts. Its development has slowed under Trump.
Rogers boys lacrosse shuts out Tiverton 14-0 at Braga Park
McCombe scores four to lead a balanced Vikings attack in a runaway home win
Rogers softball routs Middletown 17-3 behind Leys’ arm and bat
Vikings erupt for nine runs in the fourth to end it early and improve to 11-1
Obituary: Louis G. Virgadamo
July 17, 1937 – April 26, 2026
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