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Two arrested, one wanted, in fatal Newport club shooting
The Newport Police Department is continuing to investigate a double shooting which occurred in the early morning hours on February…
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Massachusetts Department of Public Health releases updated Face Covering Advisory
BOSTON (February 15, 2022) – Today, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health released updated guidance regarding the use of face…
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Starting today, everyone 12+ must be fully vaccinated to enter certain Boston businesses
If you plan on visiting Boston, you will have to be vaccinated to get into many indoor establishments. Last month,…
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Fall River Public Schools to likely remove mask mandate next month
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Jeffrey C. Riley announced Wednesday the statewide mask requirement for K-12 schools will…
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Massachusetts MS-13 leader sentenced to prison for murder of teenage boy, RICO conspiracy
BOSTON – A leader of MS-13 was sentenced today in federal court in Boston for RICO conspiracy and his participation…
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Baker signs $101 Million COVID bill
By Chris Lisinski STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, FEB. 14, 2022…..Massachusetts will steer another $101 million toward its COVID-19 response under a…
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Mother charged in fatal fentanyl intoxication of 2-year-old son held without bail
A Cranston mother arrested on murder charges after her 2-year-old died from fentanyl exposure, was held without bail Monday. According…
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Fire seriously damages multi-family Fall River home
A fire ripped through a Fall River home Monday afternoon causing extensive damage. A call came into dispatch just before…
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Fall River woman, brother, searching for birth mother
A Fall River woman and her brother are hoping the public can help them find their birth mother. Makayla Sevasin…
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Report: Massachusetts is most educated state in the country
According to a new report, Massachusetts is the most educated state in America. With most colleges resuming in-person learning and…
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