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In new book, R.I.’s Ken Block spells out why Trump really lost the 2020 election

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the Barrington software engineer and former gubernatorial candidate details how he was hired by the Trump campaign and disproved false claims of voter fraud.

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Podcast: What’s up with the Washington Bridge?

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, the Globe’s Steph Machado and Jim Hummel, host of “A Lively Experiment” on RI PBS, provide an update as R.I. awaits word on whether the bridge must come down.

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The rise of multilingual learners in Rhode Island

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Providence School Board President Erlin Rogel discusses best strategies for improving outcomes for the state’s fastest growing student population.

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‘I can’t leave my people in the dark’: R.I. Black Storytellers director on the power in who tells the story

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Valerie Tutson, executive director of the Rhode Island Black Storytellers, talks about the trap of “trauma stories” and training a new generation of storytellers.

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What Rhode Island’s lawmakers of color hope to accomplish this year

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Senator Jonathon Acosta delves into proposals to increase police accountability, feed more public school students, and tax the richest Rhode Islanders.

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Latino stories take center stage in Rhode Island

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Marta Martinez talks about the Latino oral history project that inspired “La Broa’ (Broad Street),” a new play at Trinity Rep.

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Colonel Oscar Perez on his first year as Providence police chief

“Being the chief, you’re responsible for so many lives,” said Perez, who is the first Latino chief in the city's history.

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Feeding the world from Rhode Island

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Edesia Nutrition founder and CEO Navyn Salem talks about using $137 million from the Bezos family to double production and feed 10 million children per year.

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Chinese billionaire pleads guilty to straw donor scheme in New York and Rhode Island

A Chinese billionaire has pleaded guilty to federal election crimes, admitting that he made thousands of dollars in contributions to New York and Rhode Island political candidates in the names of others.

RI CRIME

R.I. man convicted of murder in Providence cafe shooting

A jury has found a Providence man guilty of murdering a man eating breakfast at a Broad Street cafe.

RHODE MAP

A PC soccer great is now playing with the GOAT

Providence College grad Julian Gressel chatted with Rhode Map about his journey from Germany to Rhode Island to Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami CF.

INNOVATOR Q&A

Providence-based Cleverhood designs durable, sustainable rain gear with a global reach

The Rhode Island company designs and manufactures high performance outerwear and rain gear, including rain capes, snow capes, jackets, bags, cardigans, and more.

college hockey

The Hockey East tournament semifinals are set. See which four teams advanced to TD Garden.

Boston College is the team to beat, but Boston University will try to repeat as champs.

RI SPORTS

Rhode Island’s new professional soccer team kicks off for the first time ever

Rhode Island's new team is playing in the USL Championship league, the second tier of American men’s soccer.

RI CRIME

Warwick, R.I. man faces child abuse charges

Legal experts and domestic violence prevention advocates say the pattern of children becoming caught in the crossfire during domestic disputes happens too often.

RI CRIME

R.I. pediatrician accused of molesting 7-year-old girl

Dr. David Healey of Barrington, R.I., is being held without bail on a charge of molesting a girl known to him. He has been listed at offices in North Providence and Worcester, Mass.