President Donald Trump made good on his campaign promise to pardon defendants charged with crimes in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack.

Though President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration is beginning to take shape across the country, Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee told 12 News there’s been no indication that U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been conducting raids in the Ocean State.

Speaking at the RI House on Thursday, Consul General Bernadette Jordan said Canada and RI traded over $2 billion in goods and services in 2024 alone.

Joseph Molina Flynn, the "first formerly undocumented judge in Rhode Island," resigned hours after FBI officials raided his office in downtown Providence.

Donald Trump's hatred of wind farms just killed a plan to build a factory that would have made parts for the farms, leading to the creation of hundreds of jobs.

Rhode Island has joined a coalition of states suing President Trump over his executive order to end birthright citizenship

A new era in American politics started with the return of Donald Trump to the White House this week. The effect is already being felt across the country due to a volley of executive orders signed by Trump.

News circulated last week that Trump had tapped New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew, a Republican who’s frequently criticized projects proposed off the coast of his state, to draft an executive order on offshore wind. Industry observers said it may include a moratorium on all development.

While Monday's presidential inauguration was a day of celebration for some, it was also a day of disappointment for others.

As President Trump's administration intensifies its immigration crackdown, concern is growing among immigrant groups and community leaders across Massachusetts.

Four Rhode Island residents were charged in relation ... Many in the crowd believed the election had been stolen from Donald Trump and Joe Biden lost the election. Up until Trump's pardons ...

Still, local immigrants are on edge. “People are worried. People are afraid,” said the executive director of the Latino Policy Institute.