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Missing suicidal man located by Westport Police
Westport Police helped locate a missing suicidal man Friday with the use of some technology. According to Detective Robert Rebello,…
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Comcast to have data cap on home internet starting next year
Comcast will be having a data cap on home internet starting next year in several states, including Massachusetts. According to…
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Westport man arrested for OUI after vehicle rolls away
A Westport man is facing multiple charges after letting his car roll away Saturday after being stopped by police. According…
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Pandemic, economy, public safety, infrastructure, addressed in Coogan’s State of the City
In what was supposed to be a live address on March 16th in the City Council chambers, Fall River Mayor…
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Fall River man dies in fatal Monday afternoon crash
A Fall River man has died in a Monday afternoon crash. According to Gregg Miliote of the Bristol County District…
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New Bedford woman arrested after running over biker in Fall River, hitting building in Westport
A New Bedford woman was arrested Sunday after multiple crashes within minutes. According to Detective Robert Rebello, at approximately 9:32…
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Fall River native and former St. Anne’s and St. Luke’s chaplain passes away
Rev. John F. Dias, C.S.C., 93, died Friday, November 20, 2020 at Holy Cross House, Notre Dame, Indiana, according to…
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Massachusetts passes 40,000 currently active COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations increase
Massachusetts saw another increase in active cases and hospitalizations in Monday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 1,785 more positive cases…
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Police investigating serious afternoon crash in Fall River
A serious crash has taken place in Fall River this afternoon. At approximately 3:30 p.m., FRPD received a call for…
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Fall River sees COVID-19 deaths increase to 157, cases to over 4,400
Fall River saw more cases of COVID-19 on Monday. According to the Mayor’s Office, 4,443 total cases of COVID-19 have…
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