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PROVIDENCE – State lawmakers are once again weighing a proposal that would allow people serving long sentences to ask a judge for a “second look” at...
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In October 2019, Jessica Logan’s 19-month-old son died. Less than two weeks later, police and an investigator from the state’s Department of Child and Family Services...
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A migrant family from Peru walks on the Mexico side of the Rio Grande on May 12, 2023 after crossing the river shortly after Title 42...
