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Two ballroom dancers perform a dramatic pose on a stage washed in pink, purple, and blue light. On the left, a dark-haired man in an open, flowing white satin shirt, gold necklaces, and tan trousers extends one arm wide with an intense expression. In front of him, a woman with blonde hair in a loose updo smiles with her eyes closed, one arm curved upward and the other bent near her waist. She wears a white satin crop top and skirt trimmed with rhinestones, plus several sparkling bracelets.

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A person with long brown hair and a denim jacket sits in a wheelchair, seen from behind, looking out over a riverfront railing toward a city skyline with tall historic and modern buildings, brick facades, and a stone arched bridge under a bright blue sky. In the foreground on the right, two navy blue signs are mounted on a black post. The top sign reads Providence beside an illustration of a domed capitol and skyline, with a yellow box labeled Ranked and a large question mark. The bottom sign reads Warwick beside an illustration of an arched bridge and a sailboat on water, with the same Ranked label and question mark.

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October 1, 2026

Where Rhode Island Cities Rank for People With Disabilities

A new report ranked 182 U.S. cities from best to worst.
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