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Mental health crises leads to heavy police presence in Fall River
Multiple rescue and police personnel responded to an incident at a home in Fall River Saturday morning. A call came…
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Southeastern Massachusetts man convicted of murdering 22-year-old with baseball bat to be granted parole with conditions
The Massachusetts Parole Board has granted parole to a southeastern Massachusetts man who was previously convicted of murdering a 22-year-old…
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Tunnel to Towers Foundation pays off mortgage for fallen Massachusetts State Police Sergeant
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has announced it has paid, in full, the mortgage on the home of Massachusetts State…
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BBQ spot spending last day in Dartmouth as eatery moving from trailer to train in Somerset
A new barbeque spot is moving from a trailer in Dartmouth to a train in Somerset. Missing Link BBQ opened…
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Governor-elect Healey hiring effort “very intense”; discusses influx of migrants
By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, DEC. 9, 2022….Closer now to her swearing-in than to when she was elected, Gov.-elect…
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Police in Massachusetts seek to charge driver in hit-and-run crash that seriously injured 13-year-old
Police in Massachusetts have announced that the driver of a hit-and-run pedestrian crash that seriously injured a teenaged boy has…
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Massachusetts 7th grader who died suddenly recently made honorary police officer
A Massachusetts boy who had dreams of being a police officer received a special honor after his tragic death. Today,…
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Famous Venus de Milo property in Swansea taken off the market
The famous Venus de Milo property in Swansea that was put up for sale has recently been taken off the…
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Bristol County man convicted of murdering six-month-old stepson granted parole with conditions
A Bristol County man convicted of murdering his six-month-old stepson has been granted parole. On June 19, 1980, in Bristol…
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EPA, Massachusetts officials announce $19 Million in clean water, electric school bus investments in Fall River
BOSTON – Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator David W. Cash celebrated significant federal and state infrastructure investments in…
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