If dad likes the outdoors, Father’s Day weekend is a perfect time to take him camping. Enjoy one of Rhode Island’s scenic state campgrounds in Charlestown, Narragansett, or Chepachet.

Rhode Island Kids Count has some concerns since students are not exempt from this. In the heat of the moment, they say kids can make mistakes and say something they don’t mean.

The second iconic view from Prospect Terrace is the next item on the list: The Rhode Island State House. Set your GPS: 60 Congdon St., Providence Providence: Rhode Island State House ...

And while some splash pads may cost money, the state has plenty of splash pads that are open to the public for free. Here's a guide to free Rhode Island splash pads to bring the kids to this summer.

"It is Rhode Island's largest giving day, it's a 36-hour giving time frame so you can support your favorite nonprofits that support your kids, your neighbors, and yourself or just support the ...