“We have no food to serve the people of Rhode Island,” the nonprofit organization wrote in a Facebook post, which included pictures of empty pantry shelves.

This weekend in Pawtucket, Black Lives Matter Rhode Island will hold what they're calling a "community readiness meeting." ...

The camp, closed years ago and temporarily off-limits to the public, is part of 942 acres acquired by the Rhode Island DEM to preserve open space.

In honor of Black History Month, the Boston Globe took a look at the hundreds of Green Book locations throughout New England.