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Massachusetts surpasses 53,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 2,730 total deaths
Massachusetts has seen 2,379 more positive cases in the last 24 hours. A decrease from the previous 24 hour period.…
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Freetown reports first death of resident due to COVID-19
Neighboring Freetown is reporting their first death Saturday due to the COVID-19 coronavirus. According to Board of Health Agent Derek…
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Fairhaven Police report missing juvenile Saturday
Police are looking for the public’s help to find a missing juvenile. According to Fairhaven Police, 14 year-old Elijah is…
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One transported to the hospital in Swansea church fire
A fire resulted in a good amount of damage to a local church Friday evening. According to the Swansea Fire…
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Deported Dominican national who was charged again for crimes in Massachusetts, sentenced Thursday
BOSTON – A Dominican national previously residing in Lawrence was sentenced Thursday for illegal reentry after deportation. Jose Urena Vasquez,…
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Massachusetts passes 50,000 COVID-19 confirmed cases, 2,556 dead, Baker updates unemployment, Medicaid
Massachusetts has seen a high of more positive cases in the last 24 hours. An increase from the previous 24…
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Fall River sees decrease in daily confirmed COVID-19 cases after record high day, 337 cases overall
Fall River has seen 23 more confirmed positive cases of COVID-19. According to Mayor Coogan’s Office, the City of Fall…
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Seventh Bristol County Sheriff staff member tests positive for COVID-19
DARTMOUTH – A Bristol County Sheriff’s Office corrections officer has tested positive for COVID-19. The corrections officer was last at…
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MassDOT schedules road and ramp closures on Routes 44 and Route 24
RAYNHAM – The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is announcing that there will be overnight roadway and ramp closures in…
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Group set to protest at Fall River Government Center over COVID-19 lockdown
While case numbers released by the Massachusetts Department of Health suggest the Bay State isn’t out of the woods in…
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