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Winter Craft Fair coming to Fall River’s Santo Christo Church Hall
Hungry and looking to purchase some crafts? This event may be right up your alley. Santo Christo Parish in Fall…
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Rhode Island police looking for public’s help after deceased child’s ashes, other items, stolen
Police in Rhode Island are looking for the public’s help after something irreplaceable was reported stolen. During the daytime hours…
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Fall River Zoning Board of Appeals gives go-ahead to cabinet manufacturer, seller
It appears that a woodworking company will be re-locating to the Scholarship City. At Thursday’s Zoning Board of Appeals meeting,…
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Reward offered for Fall River murder suspect with ties to Rhode Island, New York
A Fall River man recently indicted in connection to the previously unsolved May 13, 2023, homicide of 23-year-old Diamonte Odom…
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Massachusetts man plans on staying put after hitting $1 million State Lottery prize
Looks like a Massachusetts man has no plans to move after hitting big money on a State Lottery scratch ticket.…
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City Council approves new Fall River fire chief with Roger St. Martin set to retire
The Fall River City Council approved a new fire chief with the current chief set to retire. Tuesday, council members…
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Community comes together after 33-year-old Massachusetts man leaves behind pregnant wife after freak accident
With a family facing tragedy, the Massachusetts community has come together in a big way. According to a GoFundMe fundraiser,…
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For the first time ever, The Romeiros may have to pay to visit Fall River
For the first time ever, The Romeiros, an Azores tradition dating back to the 16th century, may have to pay…
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Massachusetts man who concealed more than two kilos of fentanyl mix inside cereal box sentenced to prison
BOSTON – A Massachusetts man has been sentenced in federal court in Boston to his role in a fentanyl trafficking…
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Massachusetts Ed Board Rejects Change Targeting Chronic Absenteeism
By Sam Drysdale Despite about one-fifth of Massachusetts students being deemed “chronically absent” from schools, the state board of education…
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