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Reinvent Rhode Island


Economists forecast Rhode Island won't get back all the jobs it lost in the recession for a decade. They also say RI can rebuild its economy and put people back to work if it capitalizes on the its assets. The Providence Journal looks at what that will take.

March 2012 — Continuing

War on Terror: Coming Home


War on Terror -- Coming Home: An hour-long documentary, six shorter videos and an eight-part series tell the stories of several Rhode Islanders who have served in the decade since the 9/11 attacks, and the after-effects of war
October 2011 —

This Providence Journal documentary and eight-part series tell the stories of several Rhode Islanders who have served in the decade since the 9/11 attacks, and the after-effects of war


R.I.'s Pension Puzzle


RI's Pension Puzzle
April 2011 —

In-depth reporting by The Providence Journal uncovers the scope of Rhode Island's total unfunded pension and health care liabilities -- and how they were created. The series continues with the fallout from the revelations, and proposals for dealing with the financial crisis.

Behind the Institute
for International Sport


Institute for International Sport
February 2012 —

Rhode Island State Police are investigating Daniel E. Doyle Jr. and the Institute for International Sport at U.R.I., following an auditor's report that found that the Institute could not account for most of a $575,000 legislative grant.

Hitting the Powerball Jackpot


Powerball jackpot winner
March 2012

On March 6, Louise White, 81, of Newport, was introduced as the winner of a $336 million Powerball jackpot -- the largest prize in the history of the Rhode Island Lottery.

Our War Dead


Our War Dead: A continuing report on southeastern New Englanders who have died in Afghanistan and Iraq
April 2003 —

A tribute to Southeastern New Englanders who have died in Afghanistan and Iraq

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Taxes

The General Assembly's leaders promise to study cutting the corporate tax rate. Katherine Gregg digs into the question Monday.

 
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