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Fall River Police make several arrests after Saturday protest
A peaceful protest that was postponed by organizers in Fall River, took place anyway on Saturday, however, what proceeded it…
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Woman ejected and killed in multi-vehicle crash on Route 495
At about 6:26 a.m., troopers from State Police- Andover responded to calls of a motor vehicle crash on Route 495…
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Fall River sees dip in daily COVID-19 case count according to report, deaths remain at 60
Fall River has seen more positive cases of COVID-19. 14 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Fall River,…
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As phase 2 is announced, Massachusetts sees increase in COVID-19 cases, decrease in hospitalizations
Massachusetts saw once again a decrease in hospitalizations and deaths in Saturday’s report with an increase in reported cases. Massachusetts…
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Governor Baker announces phase 2 economy reopening to begin in Massachusetts on June 8th
Governor Baker announced today that phase 2 of the reopening of the Massachusetts economy will take place on June 8th.…
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Ahead of Governor Baker’s phase 2 announcement, a list of standards for retail businesses
Ahead of Governor Baker’s Saturday announcement of when phase 2 will begin, which includes the opening of retail stores, here…
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Strong to severe thunderstorms possible across Southern New England Saturday
Some stormy weather could be headed our way this afternoon and early evening. According to the National Weather Service, a…
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Body found in early morning car fire in Plymouth
A body was found in a vehicle early Saturday morning that was fully engulfed in flames. A call came in…
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North Dartmouth woman sentenced to prison in Massachusetts drug distribution conspiracy
BOSTON – A North Dartmouth woman was sentenced today in connection with her role in obtaining cocaine from Puerto Rico…
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Fall River sees 60th death in Friday COVID-19 report
Fall River has seen more positive cases of COVID-19 and another death. 28 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified…
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