Good morning, Providence.

Amazon Business is free to join for companies seeking business-only pricing and streamlined purchasing; Providence organizations can set up an account online with no credit card required and start shopping immediately.

A local cheese shop draws art fans with its vending machines offering exclusive mini prints for $1.

The collector attraction has made the shop a unique spot in Providence + art lovers now flock to see it.

Ryan T. Conaty joined the Journal in August to photograph local events from fairs to high school sports and state elections.

He focuses on telling human stories (and he is passionate about classic race cars) while offering a fresh perspective on Providence life.

Rhode Island Audubon broke ground on a solar canopy at its Bristol nature center and will start a similar project at its Smithfield headquarters next year to achieve net-zero energy (a move that cuts energy costs and reduces fossil fuel use).

A nor'easter swept along the coast on Sept.

26, with live webcams capturing high surf and traffic conditions from Newport to downtown Providence—letting locals follow the storm's progress.

On Saturday, a strong nor'easter left 2,476 households without power and caused coastal flooding, heavy rain and beach erosion in our area — local residents experienced severe wind gusts.

The storm will continue through Monday and may lead to further impacts on travel and outdoor plans.

Free dental care from the Rhode Island Mission of Mercy — provided at Providence Community Health Centers Dental Clinic — began with hundreds lining up early Saturday, Sept.

26 as a nor’easter neared; the weekend event continues today on a first-come, first-served basis for residents.

The United Football League will unveil Rhode Island’s new team on Oct.

18 at Centreville Bank Stadium—marking the start of its 2027 season—in Pawtucket.