“Our campus is hurting, our community is hurting, and it is right that we have come together to acknowledge that pain,” said Patricia Poitevien, Brown VP for campus life, at a memorial for students who were killed during the Dec. 13 mass shooting.

President Trump said his administration’s new TrumpRx website will offer the cheapest prices in the world for 43 brand-name drugs, and counting. But about half of them are already available as generics, usually for much less.

The American Civil Liberties Union is urging Brown University and five other colleges with Providence campuses to reject the city’s request to share campus camera feeds with Providence’s Real Time Crime Center.

The Super Bowl is this weekend, which means a little bit of football, a lot of wings, and the only time of the year anyone pays attention to commercials.

Olympics Day 1: In addition to a daily postcard from a Globe journalist in Italy, we'll have your TV schedule and event highlights right here every day of the 2026 Olympics.

🏈 Here’s everything you need to read before New England faces the Seattle Seahawks in Santa Clara on Sunday.

Lindsay Clancy kept asking the medical system for help. The system kept moving her along.

The Red Sox, Celtics, and Bruins combined have won seven championships in the new millennium. The Patriots can match that total Sunday.

“Whoever is out there holding our mother, we want to hear from you. We haven’t heard anything directly,” Camron Guthrie said in a video posted on social media.

This is a story about an immigration arrest, a cemetery, and a missing wallet. They are all tied to a chaotic incident in June.

A two-alarm fire broke out at the historic Castle Hill Inn on Thursday night, prompting guests and hotel staff to evacuate the luxury 19th-century property.

The Rhode Island Senate on Thursday voted 27 to 8 to confirm former Senate majority leader Michael J. McCaffrey as a state District Court judge despite criticism of his voting record on abortion, same-sex marriage, and guns.

Our weather pattern is about to get a little dicey over the next 72 hours. Friday will remain mostly quiet, but we’ll see increasing clouds with a minor winter storm entering New England from the west when most of us call it a night.

They had their first date and wedding at Warren’s Bywater. Now they’re opening Kingfish in the same space.

New Hampshire is the “envy of New England,” a state that has “held the line” against an income tax, a sales tax, and more, Governor Kelly Ayotte touted during her State of the State address Thursday.

HGTV designer Alison Victoria remodeled a Vermont home after comedian Retta dubbed it "Ugliest House in America" in the Feb. 4 finale.

A year ago, the Patriots ranked 22nd in both scoring defense and yards allowed. This season, they allowed the fourth-fewest points in the league and the eighth-fewest yards.

Ice dams can damage roofs and homes. Here’s how to spot, prevent, and remove them.

In the ongoing saga of the eroding edge of the Outer Cape, another house bites the dust. And this house was, according to local news reports, the birthplace of the Watergate scandal.

The Celtics are trading Chris Boucher to the Jazz. Follow trade deadline live updates.

Opposing a nominee to lead the Federal Reserve is familiar territory for Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Once a common sight, those mid-range gym options — with monthly memberships under $100, offering manageable crowds and comfortable amenities while forgoing the frills of luxury clubs — are disappearing.

There's no way we’ll be seeing the type of snow that fell two weeks ago, but you may need to break out the shovel.

Start pouring the wine (and the coffee milk). Bravo has announced the “Real Housewives of Rhode Island” will premiere on Thursday, April 2 at 9 p.m.

“The state is entering what will be a difficult and acrimonious election season,” departing R.I. DOT director Peter Alviti said in a statement. “I have worked too hard to build a reputation I am proud of to allow myself to become a political pawn.”

The Providence City Council's “rent stabilization” plan will launch a fierce debate in the coming months between council members and Mayor Brett Smiley, who has said he would veto the ordinance as written. The Globe's @stephmachado.bsky.social explains. Read more: trib.al/XFtIwfm

Monster.com founder Jeff Taylor’s startup, Boomband, announced it had received $4 million in seed equity funding from several New England venture capital firms, led by Boston Seed Capital.

Through a new program, Women & Infants Hospital will pay thousands of dollars in student loans for nursing students who commit to working at the Providence health care facility upon finishing school.

A Cranston, R.I., woman was arrested after authorities alleged she was part of a retail theft operation that spanned “multiple New England states” and stole at least $30,000 worth of merchandise, police said Wednesday.

Rhode Map: The Providence Place Mall has landed on the Providence Preservation Society’s annual list of “Most Endangered Places,” an early warning aimed at policymakers that it’s time to have a serious conversation about the future of shopping complex.

Former Patriots tight end Christian Fauria is returning to the Super Bowl as a Bryant University sports media professor with the distinct experience of navigating the chaos and hype of a Super Bowl from a couple of different perspectives.

Rhode Island’s Roomful of Blues, cofounded in 1967 by the guitarist Duke Robillard and pianist Al Copley, has rotated through more than 50 members in its nearly six decades of existence.

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Salve Regina University’s Erin Redihan talks about Russia’s ban, the history of doping, the presence of ICE, and Lindsey Vonn.

A new Portuguese restaurant and café is getting ready to open in East Providence, and it’s doing a lot more than just serving pastels and espresso.

Four boys, ages 11 and 12, are charged with murder after Providence police say they punched and kicked 51-year-old Rony Alonso while out after dark on Manton Avenue on a Monday night last month. He died three days later.

Warwick voters on Tuesday shot down a proposed $50 million bond to cover the rising costs of two new high schools and athletic fields.

Officials in Gloucester have established a fund to support the families of seven people who were aboard the Lily Jean when it sank off the coast of Cape Ann last week.

From Christopher Price: How New England built trust, chemistry, and a new culture in Foxborough.

Six children have suffered influenza-related deaths this flu season in Massachusetts, according to state data.

At Super Bowl Opening Night in San Jose on Monday, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye dropped a delicious piece of insider information regarding his gameday strategy.

Josh McDaniels was asked Monday at Super Bowl Opening Night if he ever wants to be an NFL head coach again.

On Monday, there was one topic that made the usually loquacious NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell turn terse. The Epstein files. And their reported connection to some NFL owners.

From Rhode Map: The Democratic primary between Governor Dan McKee and former CVS executive Helena Foulkes is on, now that Speaker Joe Shekarchi will not enter the race.

As it has become harder than ever to build and maintain sustainable media businesses, sports journalism has largely shifted away from costly in-depth reporting into talk shows, gambling advice, and analysis.

Rhode Island Department of Transportation Director Peter Alviti Jr., who has faced heavy criticism over the closure of the Washington Bridge westbound, is resigning, Governor Daniel McKee announced Wednesday.

"Kinship caregivers" in Massachusetts are advocating for parity with foster families.

IDEAS | @phileil.bsky.social: Elected officials should not be lending legitimacy to Elon Musk’s toxic social media site.

More snow? Stubborn cold snaps? Here’s what to expect these remaining weeks of winter.

More than half of the Providence City Council members are either renters or landlords. All 15 members will have to decide whether to vote for rent control in the coming months.

Don’t let your next meal cause a muscle spasm. Here are nine of the Boston's swankiest, yet comfiest, chairs.