The online dashboard provides a breakdown of each of the service lines, showing whether pipes are made of lead or a non-lead ...

With rates of seasonal viruses, such as flu and Norovirus, still elevated throughout Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Department of Health is urging people to practice good health ...

The new rental registry went public last week with the goal of providing a tool for renters to see if their apartment has its lead certificate.

Can your pet get bird flu? Is it safe if your neighbor has backyard chickens? We're answering reader questions about avian ...

Governor McKee is reviewing remote and hybrid policies for state workers as the federal government requires all workers to ...

Issuance of medical licenses: Freshman Sen. Peter A. Appollonio's bill would allow the Rhode Island Department of Health to act upon any medical licensing applications that have not been considered by ...

The new public database designed to give renters peace of mind regarding whether their landlord has secured a lead certificate is facing pushback less than a day after it was launched.

The Rhode Island Department of Health unveiled its Rental Registry public database Wednesday, which allows renters and prospective tenants to check whether a landlord has secured a lead ...

The Rhode Island Department of Health sent surveyors to the hospital this week. A RIDOH spokesperson said they don't have health and safety concerns at this time.

Is that legal? DEM: Backyard flock owners must comply with Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) regulations to legally share or sell eggs in RI. We recommend reaching out to RIDOH for more ...