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Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission to examine Fall River Police Department for accreditation
Interim Fall River Police Chief Paul Gauvin has announced that a team of assessors from the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission…
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Massachusetts COVID Hospitalizations Jump 40% In One Week
Chris Lisinski Massachusetts now has more COVID-19 patients hospitalized than at any point since May 2020, surpassing the tally of…
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Quick thinking Massachusetts State Trooper transports woman in labor
A Massachusetts State Trooper saved the day for a woman in labor. According to Massachusetts State Police, on Wednesday at…
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Fall River, other communities, announce school closures, remote learning, ahead of Friday storm
Area schools have begun announcing snow days and remote learning ahead of Friday’s storm. Fall River Schools: Closed Bristol Community…
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Baker-Polito Administration announces winter storm preparations, directs non-emergency state employees not to report to work
BOSTON – Due to the upcoming winter storm, the Baker-Polito Administration has directed all non-emergency state employees working in Executive…
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16-year-old medflighted in multi-vehicle crash in Raynham
RAYNHAM — Police Chief James Donovan and Fire Chief Bryan LaCivita report that the Raynham Police and Fire Departments responded…
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Fall River area communities begin lifting parking bans
Several communities have begun lifting parking bans. Fall River: January 6th at 8:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Friday. Somerset: January…
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Unvaccinated Creating “Ripple Effects” In Health Care, Wu Says
By Chris Lisinski The winter COVID-19 wave continues to wreak havoc on Boston’s education and health care systems, prompting more…
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Harmony Montgomery’s stepmother charged with accepting Harmony’s food stamp benefits
Attorney General John M. Formella, Hillsborough County Attorney John Coughlin, and Manchester Police Chief Allen D. Aldenberg announce that Kayla…
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First in the U.S. COVID sniffing dogs make their way to Bristol County schools
Bristol County Sheriff’s Office canines use their noses to keep the public safe. Trained four-legged officers can detect heroin, fentanyl…
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