Protesters blocked from entering rotunda during Rhode Island governor’s State of the State address
As governor Dan McKee delivers empty promises in his state of the state address, the people demand our needs be met — not ...
R.I. governor blocks rotunda from protesters, bans TV cameras from State of the State address
Both of these actions are very troubling from a free speech point of view,” said Steven Brown, executive director of the ACLU ...
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Gov. McKee responds to criticism after 2025 State of the State address
One day after Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee’s 2025 State of the State address, he responded to criticism of his unique ...
McKee touches on budget, bridge and assault weapon ban in State of the State Address
Dan McKee will deliver his 2025 State of the State Address on Tuesday. The speech will be carried live on NBC 10, ...
'Full of progress and promise': McKee delivering State of the State. Here's the highlights.
PROVIDENCE – As protesters gathered in the State House to decry government's response to the homelessness crisis, Gov. Dan ...
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Protestors blocked from State House rotunda during Gov. McKee’s State of the State Address
Protestors gathered at the Rhode Island State House Tuesday night, while Governor Dan McKee delivered the State of the State ...
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In State of the State address, McKee says Rhode Island is striding in the right direction
Rhode Island is “full of progress and promise,” Gov. Dan McKee said during his State of the State address Tuesday night, ...
Five things to watch in McKee’s 2025 State of the State
With the 2025 legislative session officially begun, the focus turns to Gov. Dan McKee and his scheduled State of the State ...
‘Full of progress and promise': Gov. McKee delivers RI State of State
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee delivered his State of the State address on Tuesday, talking about economic development, schools ...
Roped-off R.I. State House rotunda seen as part of ‘playbook’ for muting dissent
It’s the idea of taking the Speakers' Corner and putting it where no one wants to speak,” law Professor David A. Logan said.