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Rhode Island cities announce curfews after last night’s riot
Mayor Jorge O. Elorza today signed a new Executive Order implementing a citywide curfew effective tonight, June 2 at 9:00…
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Fall River sees lowest daily count since early in COVID-19 pandemic, 15 more deaths
Fall River has seen more confirmed positive cases of COVID-19, but the biggest update in deaths since the pandemic began.…
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Massachusetts sees low daily COVID-19 case count Tuesday with lower deaths, hospitalizations
Massachusetts saw continued decreases in COVID-19 deaths overall and hospitalizations. Starting yesterday, the Department of Public Health began reporting both…
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Bristol County Mosquito Control to begin spraying this week
(Fall River, MA- June 2, 2020)- Bristol County Mosquito Control is scheduled to begin spraying tentatively on Thursday, June 4,…
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St. Anne’s Shrine sets reopening date after vote
The Board of Directors of St. Anne’s Preservation Society, who maintains and operates the shrine, has voted to reopen the…
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Massachusetts to begin allowing visitors to nursing homes with restrictions, guidelines
Massachusetts nursing homes can begin allowing visitors on Wednesday, but with changes. Elizabeth D. Kelley, MPH, MBA, Director Bureau of…
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Police issue new information as they search for public’s help in fatal Middletown crash
The Middletown Police Department continues to investigate the fatal hit and run accident that happened on May 22nd on West…
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Governor Baker sued by group over COVID-19 response
A group has sued Governor Baker over what they say is unjustified “draconian, “one-size-fits-all” measures across the Commonwealth” concerning his…
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Westport Fire Department extinguishes blaze at historic home
Westport Firefighters battled a fire at a historic home Monday with help from local departments. According to the Westport Fire…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 reported cases and reported deaths dramatically increase due to data collection change
Massachusetts saw continued decreases in COVID-19 deaths overall and hospitalizations, however, data collection has undergone a change. Today, the Department…
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