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Massachusetts COVID-19 current hospitalizations down to 1,107 as the state passes 15,500 confirmed/probable deaths
Massachusetts saw a decrease in cases, active cases, and hospitalizations, in Monday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 1,480 more positive cases…
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New England states removed from Rhode Island COVID-19 Travel Restriction List
Massachusetts and other New England states were removed today from Rhode Island’s COVID-19 Travel Restriction List which puts limitations on…
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Victim’s names released in two separate fatal crashes over the weekend
Police have released the names of victims in two separate fatal crashes. At approximately 5:55 a.m. today, Massachusetts State Troopers…
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Victim has vehicle stolen in Fall River while getting a jump
A victim had his vehicle stolen this past weekend in a way you may not expect. A call came into…
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Fall River Library celebrating Snowball Follies and Mardi Gras, holding Fortnite Tournament
Bundle up nice and warm, slip on your winter mittens, hop in your snow boots, and schedule your visit to…
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17 local community groups urge Warren and Markey to sever Hodgson ties with ICE
A letter was signed last week by 17 community groups βto contact the Department of Homeland Security and request that…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 positive test rate lowest since November 3rd, 1,820 more cases announced
Massachusetts saw a decrease in cases, active cases, hospitalizations, and positive test rate in Sunday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 1,820…
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Free public skating coming to Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, Plymouth, Brockton and more
Declining Covid-19 key metrics (positivity test percentages, active cases and hospitalizations) along with the incremental easing of state and local…
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State public health officials announce 19 new COVID-19 variant cases, urge continued protective measures
BOSTON (February 14, 2021) β The Massachusetts Department of Public Health today announced 19 additional cases of the B.1.1.7 COVID-19…
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