Seeing a spike in reports of a new and dangerous malware program infecting computers nationwide, Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin warned computer users of a dangerous new “ransomware” named … more

This is not a misprint: Mayor Scott Avedisian proposes raising property taxes, but many Warwick taxpayers would actually end up paying less, if the City Council approves his $279.7 million budget. … more

While Ward 8 Councilman Ray Gallucci announced Friday that he will not seek another term of office, his brother Joe said he plans to announce that he will be vying for the Ward 8 seat as a Democrat … more

Like most 9-year-olds, Bryce DePalma was most interested in what came after the speeches at the ribbon cutting Thursday at the Sargent Rehabilitation Center. It was for the playground that he and other students watched being built over the last several months. Now it was finished, and it looked beautiful. More than that, it looked like fun … more

Council President Bruce Place banged his gavel more than once at Thursday night’s budget hearing, as he felt members of the public were speaking out of line and veering off topics relating to Mayor … more

Could digital tablets replace textbooks in Warwick public schools? Mayor Scott Avedisian said it’s an idea he’s been tossing around with the School Committee. “I have been speaking … more

Fourth and fifth graders at Rocky Hill recently discovered their classroom extends beyond four walls. Each year, classes in science and history are held outdoors for two consecutive days as part of … more

It couldn’t be clearer – unless residents recycle, the city won’t pick up their trash. That means that on collection day, they will have to put out two carts, a gray one with trash and … more

The works of area artists Elaine Massotti, Jane Geary and Tiffany Wesson … more

After nearly a year of leading the Car Tax Revolt and spending $10,000 on efforts to engage the community in city politics, resident Rob Cote announced early Friday morning that he plans to move out … more