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Help LGBTQ+ Youth Find Housing by Attending the PVD House Gala

The housing crisis has been brought to light by many major local media outlets, from the Boston Globe and Providence Journal to WPRI 12's Target 12

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Block Island fire; condo prices; RI spot one of America s nicest : Top stories this week

Other top reads for the week of Sept. 17: Where are RI's most affordable condos; and a status report on the state's controversial truck tolls.

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2 of the nicest places in America are in New England

2 of the nicest places in America are in New England, according to Reader's Digest, and they are in Vermont and Rhode Island.

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Planting Seeds of Change: Officials Celebrate $500,000 Federal Grant to Help Urban Renewal Blossom at What Cheer Flower Farm

Founded in 2017, What Cheer Flower Farm is a flourishing nonprofit that grows, rescues, and gives away over 100,000 cut flowers annually

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What Cheer Flower Farm secures $500K in federal funding, will expand nonprofit

State lawmakers celebrated a $500,000 EPA grant given to What Cheer Flower Farm, a non-profit in Providence's Olneyville neighborhood that gives flowers to underserved Rhode Islanders.

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