Governor McKee attempts to remove longstanding environmental champions, including Sue AnderBois, from the Rhode Island Energy Efficiency Council.

"My promise is that I will always listen. I’m going to work harder than anyone you’ve ever met in your life. I’m going to bring joy, love, and enthusiasm to this job."

Sue AnderBois weighs in on rising energy costs, highlighting her argument that long-term investments in renewable energy are key to lowering utility bills and reducing dependence on natural gas.

Sue AnderBois joined Rhode Islanders in remembering January 6, emphasizing the importance of protecting democratic institutions and learning from the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Providence’s plan to make all municipal buildings carbon neutral by 2040 is a major climate initiative that would eliminate fossil fuels in city facilities through electrification and renewable energy upgrades.

 Providence has banned the use of rent-setting algorithms like RealPage in a move aimed at preventing price-fixing practices and protecting renters from artificially inflated housing costs.

This week on Newsmakers: Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor Sue AnderBois, a Providence city councilor, discusses her campaign, energy policy, rent control and more.

Steve Ahlquist highlights calls from advocates, including Sue AnderBois, for Speaker Joe Shekarchi to prioritize housing legislation.

Sue AnderBois discussed Providence's proposed rent stabilization ordinance and explained why she believes stronger tenant protections are needed to address the city's housing affordability crisis.

Sue AnderBois helped lead a community vigil honoring the victims of the Brown University tragedy, emphasizing compassion, solidarity, and healing in the face of loss.

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Rhode Island Energy’s proposed cuts to energy efficiency programs were rejected by regulators amid warnings they could increase long-term utility costs and reduce savings for residents.

Rhode Island House Speaker Joe Shekarchi and Councilmember Sue AnderBois are navigating key state policy debates while facing pressure from advocates over housing, climate, and governance priorities in Providence.

While state officials are thinking of rolling back climate programs, Providence is doubling down. Mayor Brett Smiley and City Council member Sue AnderBois announced the city would start a green revolving fund, to fund energy efficiency and renewable energy for city-owned buildings. 

The Providence Journal featured Sue AnderBois among Rhode Island leaders responding to the Minneapolis shootings by federal agents and urging accountability.

Steve Ahlquist highlights calls from advocates, including Sue AnderBois, for Speaker Joe Shekarchi to prioritize housing legislation.

Sue AnderBois' leadership shown in advancing a Providence ordinance to phase out gas-powered leaf blowers, citing concerns about noise pollution, air quality, and the city's environmental goals.

Providence’s walkability varies widely by neighborhood, with some areas highly walkable while others remain more car-dependent due to uneven pedestrian infrastructure.