In Providence, Rhode Island, voters will weigh in on a ballot measure requiring the city to divest from Israel.

The two candidates for lieutenant governor are locked in Rhode Island's most competitive race of the general election.

Tim and Ted are joined by Joe Fleming and Cara Cromwell to preview the big election storylines heading in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Voters face five bond questions on the ballot covering higher education, housing and the environment, as well as funds for a new State History Center.

Candidates for governor have spent about $9.9 million so far this cycle, the least amount in nearly two decades.

Sabina Matos alleges her GOP challenger's campaign manager used a 'scheme' to siphon public funds for personal gain.

Ken Block claims the RI Democratic Party used a 2014 loophole to bypass spending limits on mailers for his rival.

Rhode Island voters will decide on a $120 million housing bond, known as "Question 2," on the Nov. 3 ballot. Housing affordability is a top concern for voters, with a recent report showing more households are strained by housing costs than ever before.

Voters in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have a few more days to turn in their ballots if they want to do so ahead of Election Day.