As for the name, the news release said this: "Named for the farthest planet from the sun, the Roman god of the sea, protector ...

At a meeting Tuesday night of the Providence City Council’s Finance Committee, the director of economic development, Ted Carr, said the city is “actively involved” with World Cup organizers to ...

US District Court Judge Mary S. McElroy granted a preliminary injunction, finding there was “ample evidence” the cuts are ...

Fewer homes are changing hands, and a larger share of them are being sold to people outside Rhode Island. That could be a ...

Traveling north along the coast, a single dot marks a 1903 hurricane in southern New Jersey. The dots pick up again around the New York border. The map is a fascinating representation of the ...

This time, it's from the wildfire in New Jersey. The wildfire in Ocean County ... suggests the air quality in Boston, Worcester and Providence is getting worse. No counties in Massachusetts ...

As of Thursday night, it was about 50% contained, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service. Providence's air quality ... the latest wildfire and smoke maps. The U.S. Air Quality Index ...

He was taken into custody Wednesday and remains in the Ocean County jail awaiting a detention hearing, the New Jersey Forest Fire Service said in a post on Facebook. A map from the New Jersey ...

A wildfire in New Jersey has set thousands of acres ablaze as firefighters work to contain the flames, according to officials. The Jones Road wildfire in Ocean County, New Jersey, has consumed ...

A live map of the affected areas can be viewed here. The Ocean Township Police Department issued an update at 9 p.m. EDT, reporting that New Jersey State Forest Fire Service personnel, along with ...

A map from the grassroots organization 50501 shows hundreds of planned peaceful protests. The events range from major cities like Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia, to far smaller communities ...

Jack Fitzgerald led the way for New Providence with three goals and two ... Please consider supporting NJ.com with a subscription.