Politics
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Massachusetts Senate approves bill to make fentanyl strips legal, says more work to do
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JAN. 4, 2024…..The Senate voted Thursday to make a drug overdose prevention tool legal, but some senators…
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Somerset car dealership says license was wrongfully suspended by town
Somerset car dealership Three Dads Auto says their license to operate was wrongfully not renewed by the Board of Selectman…
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Offshore wind delivers first electrons to Massachusetts grid
JAN. 3, 2024…..About seven and a half years after state policymakers began seriously pursuing the cleaner generation source and following…
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Former Fall River mayor Jasiel Correia transferred to 5th facility
Former Fall River mayor Jasiel Correia is residing in yet another prison. The 32-year-old continues to be moved to prisons…
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Coogan states city is on the rise as Fall River mayor, city council, school committee sworn in; council president, vice president selected
The Fall River City Council on Tuesday afternoon selected a president and vice-president at the Inauguration of Municipal Officers. Governor…
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Swansea Selectman Christopher Carreiro not seeking re-election, running for different post
Current Swansea Selectman Christopher Carreiro has announced that he will not be running for re-election and will run for another…
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Food insecurity increase in Massachusetts called a “jarring wake up call”
Sam Drysdale BOSTON – Between 2021 and 2023, the number of Massachusetts residents living in food insecure households increased by…
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Governor Maura Healey to attend inaugurations for Fall River and New Bedford elected officials this week
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey will be making two trips to the South Coast in the next two days. On Tuesday,…
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Turtleboy Special Prosecutor Ken Mello speaks with Fall River Reporter
The Special Prosecutor in the Aidan Kearney aka “Turtleboy” case agreed to speak with us today on the recent charges…
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Boston City Council Continues Push To Allow Non U.S. Citizens To Vote In Municipal Elections
By Sam Drysdale A proposal to allow Boston residents who are not U.S. citizens to vote in municipal elections may…
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