Main News – Every day, The Journal brings readers the latest national and world news, in addition to letters to the editor, commentary and opinion pieces, as well as editorial cartoons from local, regional and national artists.
Rhode Island – It’s where local residents get their everyday news about what’s happening in and around Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts.
Business –- It’s where readers get the latest financial, market and business information every day. The Monday section, More for Your Money, focuses on personal finance, and the Sunday section, Money & Business, includes The Wall Street Journal Sunday.
Sports – Our daily and Sunday sports sections offer comprehensive news and scores of high school, college and professional sports.
Regional Editions – Tuesday through Friday, The Journal features five zoned sections designed to get local news to local readers: East Bay, Metro, North, South County and West Bay.
Arts/Travel – This Sunday section showcases local arts events and travel destinations. This is the home for local coverage of theater, dance, fine art, music and books, along with album reviews, television listings and a performing arts calendar.
Sunday Extra – In-depth enterprise stories, editorial and commentary pages, a Personal Technology page, and a First Amendment page make up this Sunday section. Columnist M. Charles Bakst runs on the cover of Extra.
TV Week – This 10-page Sunday section contains the television listings for the week.
Education – This Sunday section covers the latest news and trends in education, including stories on higher education, training opportunities, K-12 schools and much more.
Money & Business – On Sundays, the business section features the latest financial, market and business news and includes The Wall Street Journal Sunday.
projoCars – RI’s comprehensive print and online automotive source, projoCars provides consumers with the largest selection of new and used vehicles in the region, as well as the latest news and trends of the local and national auto industry. Published Wednesday and Saturday.
projoHomes – Dedicated to the local real estate marketplace, projoHomes provides consumers with the largest selection of real estate opportunities in the region, as well as the latest news and trends of the local and national real estate industry. Published on Saturdays (in tabloid format) and on Sundays, as well as online.
projoJobs – The area’s premier multimedia employment resource, projoJobs has partnered with Yahoo! HotJobs to provide job seekers with more job listings than Monster and Careerbuilder, the latest news and trends of the employment marketplace and the best tools to help employers find the candidates they seek.
projoClassifieds – Thousands of consumers snoop for goods, services, jobs, automotive needs and real estate info here, seven days a week.
Lifebeat – The Journal’s print and online Lifebeat sections bring readers all they need to know about entertainment, pop culture and the arts, seven days a week. Lifebeat is also home to the comics, TV page, puzzles and advice columns.
Lifebeat/Kidsbeat – On Mondays, kids can enjoy an inside color page of kids' news and activities.
Lifebeat/Food – On Wednesdays, we serve up the weekly food report, local restaurant news, recipes, reviews and feature stories.
Lifebeat/Weekend – The Thursday section of Lifebeat carries all the usual entertainment and arts news and is enhanced to include event and museum listings, book and movie reviews and articles on the local art and music scene.
Lifebeat/Movies – The Friday Lifebeat section devotes its pages to extensive movie coverage, including local show times, DVD and video release listings, reviews and ratings.
Lifebeat/Homes – The Sunday Lifebeat section includes home and lifestyle features, as well columns on parenting, volunteering and fundraising events. Lifebeat/Homes also includes a Health & Fitness page.
Targeted Niche Publications – Throughout the year, you can take advantage of our special targeted magazines and publications focused on small businesses, pets, Baby Boomers, personal finance, summer camps, diversity, summer activities, and more.
