Coronavirus In Rhode Island Updates: March 23

As has been the case from the start, things are changing daily when it comes to the coronavirus in Rhode Island. As of Monday, there are more than 100 cases of the virus in the state, and the state's presidential primary has officially been rescheduled to June.

Here's a look at the latest updates from around Rhode Island.

Coronavirus In RI: All Air Travelers Must Self-Quarantine

There are 23 new cases in the state, bringing the total to 106.

Rhode Island's Primary Rescheduled To June 2: Coronavirus

All registered voters will receive a mail ballot application in the coming weeks.

Salve Regina, CCRI Extend Online Classes, Cancel Commencement

Both schools will continue online classes for the remainder of the semester and will not hold graduation ceremonies as scheduled.

Coronavirus In Rhode Island: Distance Learning Day 1

Check out these photos from around Rhode Island as students adjust to at-home learning during the coronavirus pandemic.

What Restaurants Are Open In Newport? | Coronavirus In RI

The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce is challenging Aquidneck Island restaurants to support small businesses.

Honeywell To Increase Production Of N95 Masks In RI: Coronavirus

The company will add approximately 500 jobs at its Smithfield facility to produce the respirators for the national stockpile.

CVS To Hire 50,000 New Employees Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

The company will also offer certain current employees a bonus of up to $500 and has expanded child care and sick leave benefits.