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Former Fall River Mayor Found Guilty of Wire Fraud, Extortion © Boston Globe via Getty Images Former Fall River, Massachusetts, Mayor Jasiel Correia (center) arrives to the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse in Boston on Monday, April 26, 2021, when opening statements in Correia’s federal corruption trial began. Former Fall River, Massachusetts Mayor Jasiel Correia was found guilty Friday of wire fraud, filing false tax returns and extorting money from marijuana companies in a high-profile corruption trial that put a spotlight on the city. In all, the jury found Correia guilty...

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/ THURSDAY on "The Source — As summer approaches, businesses in the hospitality industry are concerned about meeting customers' demands amidst what seems to be a labor shortage. Many restaurants and fast-food eateries are posting “help wanted” signs and looking for ways to lure workers back or make new hires as we emerge from the worst of the pandemic. But workers are either not willing or not able to transition back to the labor force. The latest unemployment report showed fewer jobs created than expected — 260,000 vs. about 1 million — and many employers are having trouble finding...

Mom Mourns ‘Loving' Mikayla Miller, Demands Transparency at Major Rally Staff Reports © Provided by NBC Boston The mother of Mikayla Miller told a crowd of hundreds at a vigil in their Massachusetts hometown Thursday that the 16-year-old's death last month left her shattered, then demanded transparency in the ongoing investigation that has yet to conclude how the teenager died. The Hopkinton town common was packed with people who repeatedly chanted Mikayla's name and who were asked to reach out to District Attorney Marian Ryan's office to demand an independent investigati...

Mom Mourns ‘Loving' Mikayla Miller, Demands Justice at Rally Attended by Hundreds © Provided by New England Cable News The mother of Mikayla Miller told a crowd of hundreds at a vigil in their Massachusetts hometown Thursday that the 16-year-old's death last month left her shattered, then demanded transparency in the ongoing investigation that has yet to conclude how the teenager died. The Hopkinton town common was packed with people who repeatedly chanted Mikayla's name and who were asked to reach out to District Attorney Marian Ryan's office to demand an independent investigation over w...