Providence Pictures' Gary Glassman discusses his next documentary, "Native America," a four-part series about the Americas' first inhabitants, coming this fall to PBS.

Our investigative journalist Tom Moony sits down with Governor Gina Raimond to better understand her strengths, weaknesses, biggest blunders, and greatest successes on the eve of the Democratic primary in Rhode Island.

Larry Lucchino: How Rhode Island lost the PawSox

How Rhode Island lost the PawSox: A 4-Part Series

Larry Lucchino, Chairman of the Pawtucket Red Sox, speaks to Providence Journal columnist Mark Patinkin

Larry Lucchino: How Rhode Island lost the PawSox

How Rhode Island lost the PawSox: A 4-Part Series

Larry Lucchino, Chairman of the Pawtucket Red Sox, speaks to Providence Journal columnist Mark Patinkin

Spencer Dickinson, the former Democratic state representative for District 15, now wants his party's nod for the Rhode Island governor's seat.

Sister Helen Prejean, the author of "Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States," delivers the convocation address to the incoming students at Salve Regina University on Tuesday, shortly after she was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters by the university. Sister Helen tells how she woke up to her calling, after she became a nun, when she reluctantly attended a conference. "We were going to be captive for three days with this social justice nun," she said, praying, "help me get through this." That was a dangerous prayer, she told the Class of 2022.

Republican candidate for governor Patricia Morgan speaks about her background as a state representative and some of her policy priorities during an interview at her Warwick campaign headquarters.

Republican Cranston Mayor Allan Fung speaks to Journal Political Writer, Katherine Gregg a Newport Creamery recently. Fung is seeking the GOP nomination to run for R.I. governor.

Giovanni Feroce proposes a Silicon Valley approach to governing: 'Move fast and break things.' He speaks with Patrick Anderson, Journal Staff Writer

After a career working on domestic-violence crimes, former Cranston police officer Tori-Lynn Heaton said the Louis Vongogolinski case remains etched in her mind. Her own experience as a domestic-violence victim convinced her of the need for more aggressive prosecution of elder-abuse offenses. The person conducting the interview is Brown University student Katrina Northrop, the author of the story.