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Prosecuters called the GPS tracking data they allegedly got from Jeff Couture's phone "a trail map of all three forced sexual assaults on two women." Curt Brown sits down the Brendan Kurie to discuss the latest in the Fairhaven 47-year-old's case.

Mick Colageo kicks off the 2018-19 season of Rink Rap including a visit to Bruins rookie camp where he spoke with Ryan Donato and Jakub Zboril, plus discussion of the college presence on the Bruins' roster.

Today on CCTLive, we talk about local preparations to help out in response to Hurricane Florence, news about layoffs at the Cape Cod Potato Chips factory in Hyannis and major developments in the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe's land quest.

Sister Helen Prejean, author of "Dead Man Walking," which became the Oscar-winning movie, discusses the death penalty on Story in the Public Square.

HURRICANE FLORENCE UPDATE: (Thursday, Sept. 13, NOON) NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER

SCCPSS Athletic Director Ken Traylor talks about the new Memorial Stadium

Sam and Seth sit down to console the Panhandle after a rough Week 3 showing along the Emerald Coast and offer reasons for optimisim.

HURRICANE FLORENCE UPDATE - ( Wednesday Sept. 12 - 3PM UPDATE)

LISTEN to an interview between Daily News' Wendy Victora and Dowden.

Dowden recently moved to Destin and took a job with Oakes' construction company. His family had been featured on "Bayou Billionairres," which ran for two seasons on CMT, after a deep pocket of oil was discovered on their Louisiana farm.

It's festival season in Worcester, and Richard Duckett and Victor Infante run down many of the big happenings around the region over the next few months, including Sunday's stART on the Street, to the upcoming Worcester Music Festival and all the way out to the likes of the annual Rock and Shock Festival. They also take a look at what sort of festivals the town might be missing ...