A Rhode Island man is charged with using a fake credit card to buy over $13,000 in Pokémon cards, sparking an arrest after the store in Raynham reported the fraud. Meanwhile, a disabled train caused road closures in Cumberland, while a massive squid spill from a overturned truck shut down a Narragansett road for seven hours. A fire at the Rhode Island School of Design briefly closed key streets in Providence, and a Fall River man was arrested in Boston during a foot chase at the Dominican Festival on multiple firearms charges.

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South County Hospital cleared of active shooter threat, sparking public relief after a sudden lockdown; meanwhile, a massive squid spill from a tractor-trailer paralyzed Narragansett traffic for hours, while a small RISD fire forced temporary street closures in Providence. Election prep heats up as officials gear up for September primaries, and the Lindsay Clancy murder trial nears its end with the prosecution wrapping up its case today.

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Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial defense wraps up with emotional testimony from her mom and sister, while a New York man faces charges for buying $13K in Pokémon cards with a fake credit card. Meanwhile, South County Hospital had to lock down after a false active shooter report — thankfully, no one was harmed. Elsewhere, a disabled train caused gridlock in Cumberland, and a massive squid spill shut down a Narragansett highway for hours. Providence is responding to rising EMS demand by adding a 10th rescue unit and replacing aging ambulances.

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A New York man faces charges after allegedly swiping a fake card to buy over $13K worth of Pokémon cards in Raynham. Meanwhile, a disabled train jammed traffic in Cumberland, forcing road closures, while a massive squid spill in Narragansett shut down a highway for seven hours. But the week’s got a silver lining: expect warmer, drier weather after a soggy Monday. And in Providence, firefighters are stepping up with a new rescue unit and updated ambulances to handle the rising tide of emergency calls.

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Fall River’s long-vacant, asbestos-riddled police station on Bedford Street is finally coming down—slowly and carefully, piece by piece from the top down—with a crane and safety nets, not a wrecking ball. The $1.4 million demolition is expected to take months, with no timeline for when it’ll be gone. Once cleared, the city owns the land and is weighing options like selling or rebuilding—but for now, the priority is safely dismantling a building too unstable to even walk in.

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A New York man faces charges for allegedly spending over $13,000 on Pokémon cards with a fake credit card—caught red-handed at a Raynham store. Meanwhile, a disabled train snarled traffic in Cumberland, while a squid-spilling tractor-trailer shut down Narragansett’s road for seven hours. Weather’s turning sunny and warm after a wet Monday, and Providence’s fire department is upgrading with new ambulances and a rescue unit to handle rising emergency calls. Tragically, a woman from East Providence died after a fall at a nail salon in Barrington, and RISD briefly closed parts of Benefit and College Streets after a small building fire. And in Rhode Island, fugitive Ronald Fischer, now captured, will get a taxpayer-funded lawyer despite frozen assets—showing how legal fallout follows every arrest.

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A train took an unscheduled break in Cumberland on Monday evening, shutting down key roads including Mendon Road and Ann and Hope Way—forcing drivers to scramble for detours. No one knows why the train stopped or when things will return to normal, leaving locals stuck in a waiting game with no clear timeline.

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A New York man is charged with using a fake credit card to buy $13,000 in Pokémon cards, sparking an arrest after a Raynham store flagged the fraud. Meanwhile, a Rhode Island fugitive appeared in court with assets frozen and a taxpayer-funded lawyer assigned. A massive squid spill from a tipped-over tractor-trailer shut down a Narragansett road for seven hours. Election officials gear up for September’s primaries, holding a media briefing on security and voter info. And in Attleboro, a driver suffered critical injuries after slamming into a utility pole early Monday.

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