According to data compiled by CNBC, Harvard and MIT offered students a low net cost and high expected salary.

With the pithy slogan “Life, Not Laundry,” Tide now operates 140 dry cleaning stores in 19 states, and Tide University is cleaning students’ clothes at 23 colleges, including MIT.

Angélica Infante-Green is planning to ask the Council on Elementary and Secondary Education for the authority to “reconstitute” Providence’s struggling school system.

Sports gamblers were more likely to win in Rhode Island than anywhere else in the country over the last year, but analysts predict the state will bounce back.

Just a year after Jerry Beck, the founder of Fitchburg’s Revolving Museum, set off to break the world record for the largest paper airplane, he is back with a new passion project – the Poetry Mobile.

Eckersley was open and honest about David Price’s infamous ambush on him two years ago, but Price has not been.

Weeks into a still-growing scandal, the Registry remains mired in questions about how it failed to track errant motorists for months, if not years, through the office headed by Thomas Bowes, longtime Braintree town councilor, and now a mayoral hopeful.