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Massachusetts schools see 674 COVID-19 cases the past 7 days, Fall River 2nd in staff, New Bedford 3rd overall
COVID-19 cases among Massachusetts schools decreased this week along with a decrease in some area communities. According to the Massachusetts…
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Over 450,000 Massachusetts residents have recovered from COVID-19, over 60 new deaths reported
Massachusetts saw a decrease in active cases, hospitalizations, and positive test rate in Thursday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 2,213 more…
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Fall River passes 300 COVID-19 deaths, approaching 12,000 cases
Fall River saw more cases of COVID-19 announced on Thursday. According to the Mayor’s Office, 11,889 total cases of COVID-19…
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Work set to take place under Fall River Government Center
FALL RIVER – The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is announcing that it will be conducting overnight ceiling repair operations underneath…
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UPDATE: Police find missing 86-year-old Swansea man
UPDATE: According to Det. Keith Chomka of the Swansea Police, the Silver Alert for John McIntosh has been canceled. McIntosh…
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Man sentenced to prison in Southeastern Massachusetts, Providence, drug scheme
PROVIDENCE – A Providence man who admitted to participating in a criminal drug conspiracy that shipped more than 200 packages…
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Fall River man arrested on a list of charges after refusing to identify himself to police
Police arrested a Fall River man early this morning. According to Massachusetts State Police, at approximately 12:07 a.m., Trooper Joseph…
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Boston to vaccinate veterans this Saturday
Colin A. Young This Saturday, Boston veterans who are 65 years old or older and enrolled in VA Health Care…
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Massachusetts U.S. Postal Service mail carrier arrested and charged with stealing mail
BOSTON – A former U.S. Postal Service mail carrier was arrested today and charged with stealing mail. Brian Thibodeau, 48,…
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Animal cruelty fueling push to ban fur sales
Michael P. Norton Massachusetts would become the first state on the East Coast to outlaw the sale of fur products,…
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