The Department of Transportation refuses to release traffic accident data, but the Providence Streets Coalition says 42 other states make such information public. See more here:
R.I. advocates backing separate bill to make crash data public
The Boston Globe, January 27, 2026
Senator Kallman has introduced two bills as part of the #FairShareAgenda, aimed at making the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes, and supporting the infrastructure that helps Rhode Islanders thrive. See more here:
Rhode Island Debates Taxing the Rich
The Boston Globe, January 23, 2026
Tax-the-rich advocates unveil ambitious bill package. Could it pass?
The Providence Journal, January 22, 2026
Keep ICE out of R.I. courthouses and end the chilling effect taking hold of our justice system
By Sen. Meghan Kallman and Rep. Jose Batista.
The Boston Globe, March 27, 2025
RI Senate rejects resolution congratulating Trump on his ‘historic victory.’ Here’s why
El diario de la providencia
January 28, 2025
This new law creates a state-sponsored retirement fund for Rhode Islanders. Here’s what to know.
Kathy Gregg
El diario de la providencia
July 17, 2024
State Lawmakers Field Bills to Empower Judges to Rethink Long Sentences
El diario de la providencia
April 10, 2024
Rhode Island needs robust, healthy public transit. RIPTA needs $110m to stay on track.
Funding public transit is key to economic development, attracting talent, including younger workers, and will help solve staffing shortages. It’s essential to meeting Rhode Island’s climate goals, and a lifeline for the elderly and people with disabilities.
Meghan E Kallman and Alana DiMario
The Boston Globe, January 9, 2024
