March 30, 2021

‘Constant COVID-brain’: Newport’s school nurses describe the stress of keeping students, teachers safe during a pandemic

By Sofia Rudin

March 25, 2021

Rhode Island residents 50 and older will be eligible to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine on April 5

By Lynn Arditi

March 24, 2021

URI increases COVID-19 testing for students in fraternities and sororities, citing high volume of cases

By Julia Moro

March 22, 2021

Providence, Pawtucket expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to residents 18 and older

By Lynn Arditi

March 22, 2021

Help on wheels: A mobile trailer delivers COVID-19 vaccine registration to Providence’s hard-hit neighborhoods

By Lynn Arditi

March 17, 2021

R.I. and Mass. residents eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting April 19

By Ben Berke

March 16, 2021

Rhode Island will likely not meet goal of opening vaccinations to all adults by May 1

By Lynn Arditi

March 11, 2021

Rhode Islanders 60 to 64 years old and those 16 and older with underlying medical conditions now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine

By Lynn Arditi

March 10, 2021

Uptick in COVID-19 cases has URI administrators worried

By JULIA MORO

March 9, 2021

Rhode Island educators now eligible to get COVID-19 vaccines

By John Bender

March 9, 2021

In a year marked by death, the story of one loss: A retired educator

By John Bender

March 4, 2021

Vaccine Inequities: Getting shots to vulnerable residents is ‘a marathon, not a sprint’

By Sofia Rudin

March 3, 2021

Vaccine Inequities: Hundreds of people from across Rhode Island sign up for COVID-19 shots meant for residents in hard-hit neighborhoods

By Lynn Arditi

March 3, 2020

A conversation about vaccine equity with Rhode Island's health director

By Lynn Arditi

March 2, 2021

3 in 4 Bristol County inmates refuse vaccine, mirroring hesitancy among staff

By Ben Berke

February 26, 2021

CVS changes tune on use of extra COVID-19 vaccine doses

By Sofia Rudin

February 25, 2021

CVS limits leftover COVID-19 vaccine doses to people 65 and older

By Sofia Rudin

February 25, 2021

State set to open Middletown and Woonsocket COVID-19 vaccination sites

By John Bender

February 17, 2021

Vaccination age limit lowered in three Providence zip codes where infection rates are highest

By Sofia Rudin

February 17, 2021

Rhode Islanders 65 and older can register for COVID-19 vaccinations starting Monday

By Lynn Arditi

February 16, 2021

First cases of U.K. coronavirus variant identified in Rhode Island

By Sofia Rudin

February 15, 2021

A drive to vaccinate in hard-hit Central Falls, R.I.

By Lynn Arditi

February 15, 2021

Photo gallery: A vaccination drive in a coronavirus hotspot

By Gretchen Ertl

February 11, 2021

R.I. opens new vaccination sites in Providence and Cranston for residents 75 and older starting Feb. 18

By Lynn Arditi

February 4, 2021

Rhode Islanders 75 and older can sign up for vaccination at pharmacies this weekend

By Julia Moro

February 2, 2021

What’s the holdup? A look at Rhode Island’s vaccination effort

By Sofia Rudin & Lynn Arditi

January 29, 2021

Vaccination of Rhode Islanders 75 and older living at home to begin this weekend

By Sofia Rudin & Lynn Arditi

January 28, 2021

R.I. to begin vaccinating residents 65 to 74 years old against COVID-19 in February

By Lynn Arditi

January 28, 2021

R.I. nursing home staff in a coronavirus hotspot reluctant to get COVID-19 vaccine

By Lynn Arditi

January 22, 2021

Rhode Island health officials plan to offer vaccine by age group, not occupation

By Sofia Rudin

January 21, 2021

Rhode Island opens vaccinations to assisted living facilities

By John Bender

January 14, 2020

Rhode Island towns deliver coronavirus vaccine in effort ‘unlike we’ve ever had’

By Sofia Rudin

January 14, 2021

McKee pledges smooth transition and emphasis on responding to COVID-19

By Ian Donnis

January 13, 2020

Gov. Raimondo delivers her final weekly briefing with her successor standing by

By Lynn Arditi

January 13, 2021

New Bedford mayor tests positive for coronavirus

By Nadine Sebai

January 6, 2020

Central Falls’ new mayor to lead vaccination campaign

By Lynn Arditi

January 5, 2021

Supply shortages slow Rhode Island’s vaccine delivery

By Sofia Rudin

January 5, 2021

COVID-19 patients in SouthCoast Health hospitals at highest levels yet

By Nadine Sebai

January 4, 2021

'Stressed and exhausted': New Bedford health inspectors overwhelmed by mounting COVID-19 caseloads

By Nadine Sebai