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Massachusetts State Representative looking to name official state dinosaur
A Massachusetts State Representative is looking to name an official state dinosaur with the help of some residents. Rep. Jack…
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Police looking for missing Attleboro man
The Attleboro Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing man. 20-year-old Christopher Caliri was reported missing…
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Massachusetts schools to see MCAS changes including shorter testing time for some students
In a letter addressed to school leaders in Massachusetts today, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has released changes…
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Greyhound offering a free ticket home for runaway children
For the 31st year, Greyhound is looking to reunite runaway children with their families. According to the company, every year,…
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Good Samaritans join Trooper to save injured hawk
Teamwork and some risk-taking helped save an injured animal to start the new year. According to Massachusetts State Police, at…
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Post-Christmas surge not yet as bad as Thanksgiving, but age of hospitalizations trouble Baker
Chris Lisinski Massachusetts has not yet experienced a confirmed post-holiday COVID surge on par with the one that followed Thanksgiving,…
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LETTER: The life of a healthcare worker during COVID-19 with no hazard pay
Today we posted a story concerning Stop & Shop workers receiving a hazard pay bonus. Several healthcare workers pointed out…
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Massachusetts sees over 81,000 active COVID-19 cases
Massachusetts saw an increase in hospitalizations and active cases in Monday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 4,358 more positive cases…
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City of Fall River has issued the guidelines and dates for Christmas Tree disposal
The City of Fall River has issued the guidelines for Christmas Tree disposal. Christmas trees can be put out curbside…
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Fall River COVID-19 deaths reach 230 as city sees over 820 reported cases in 7 days
Fall River saw more cases of COVID-19 on Monday. According to the Mayor’s Office, 8,496 total cases of COVID-19 have…
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