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Jasiel Correia criminal trial likely to start next year
The trial for Jasiel Correia has likely been pushed back again. This time until January 2021 at the earliest. U.S.…
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Fall River up to 1,680 COVID-19 cases Thursday as city deals with high positive test rate
Fall River saw additional cases of COVID-19 Thursday. The City saw 8 cases in today’s report, according to the Mayor’s…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 hospitalizations drop as Baker announces more emergency funding
Massachusetts saw a decrease in hospitalizations in Thursday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 143 more positive cases announced in the…
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MA Senate democrats to discuss bills to replace seal, flag, prohibit Native American images, mascots
By Chris Van Buskirk State House News Service STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JULY 16, 2020…..In a moment that spoke to the…
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Registered sex offender arrested on child pornography charges
PROVIDENCE – A registered sex offender convicted in Rhode Island state court in 2014 for possessing child pornography was arrested…
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Looking for work? BCC offering free virtual webinars
The Coronavirus pandemic has caused unprecedented layoffs and job loss. To assist the region, Bristol Community College’s Business Solutions &…
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Fall River Police arrest man on gun charges
FRPD arrested a man last night on gun charges. According to Fall River Police, Detective Sergeant Bill Falandys and Detective…
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Name released of driver ejected and killed in Route 95 crash
Scituate, R.I. The Rhode Island State Police report that a lone operator of a vehicle traveling on Route 95 south…
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UPDATE: Missing and endangered 88-year-old Westerly woman found
UPDATE: Denise was found just before 10:00 p.m. Previous story: Westerly police are looking for a missing woman and have…
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Fall River one of the highest COVID-19 positive test rates in Massachusetts at 6.25%
Chris Lisinski State House News Service The COVID-19 positive test rate remains above the state average in three-quarters of the…
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