PROVIDENCE – At the monthly meeting of the Task Force on Overdose Prevention and Intervention held on Wednesday, March 13, with an overflow crowd approaching 160 people, Kimberly Paull, the … more

PROVIDENCE – The front page story by reporter G. Wayne Miller in The Providence Journal on Sunday, Feb. 17, “Lawsuits put Sackler family under harsh spotlight,” provided details … more

PROVIDENCE – On Thursday, Feb. 7, Rhode Island Kids Count released one of its relentlessly powerful issue briefs, reporting on “Infants and Toddlers in the Child Welfare System,” … more

PROVIDENCE – The wonder of a seed is hard to talk about without drowning in the use of superlatives or cliches. But a seed is a wonder: with just a little water, the embryo swells and bursts … more

Editors Note: Christopher Koller, the first R.I. Health Insurance Commissioner, has always been a pioneer when it comes to promoting efforts to reform health care, to reduce health care costs, and to … more

PROVIDENCE – As readers may have seen or heard, I spent the better part of last fall getting around using a scooter and crutches because of an injury that I experienced while playing volleyball … more