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April 26, 2022
The New Bedford City Council will discuss the ATV and dirt bike situation this Thursday and could seek discussion with Police Chief Paul Oliveira on the matter.
April 26, 2022
The New Bedford City Council will discuss the ATV and dirt bike situation this Thursday and could seek discussion with Police Chief Paul Oliveira on the matter.
April 18, 2022
State Reps. Chris Markey and Chris Hendricks question the timing of tuition and fee hikes for UMass Dartmouth.
March 12, 2022
It was a moment a year in the making, as Chris McCarthy stepped into The Vault in downtown New Bedford to a large contingent of friends, family and supporters.
March 9, 2022
Pescando Justicia and CCT announced Friday a campaign focused on a new Code of Conduct they want fish processors to abide by.
January 31, 2022
Black Business Weekend hopes to bring out 1,000 people to support JoJos Beauty Supply which is the only Black owned beauty supply store in the county.
December 17, 2021
Officials from New Bedford and Fall River spoke out against the Innovation Charter School at hearing held by the Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education.
December 17, 2021
Officials from New Bedford and Fall River spoke out against the Innovation Charter School at hearing held by the Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education.
December 10, 2021
Calloway County Attorney Bryan Ernstberger moved to dismiss the court case against a Murray woman accused of making a false report to police following an altercation last year at a local Confederate monument. As a part of the dismissal Tuesday, agreed upon by the defense and the county attorney, a document was submitted in court acknowledging an affidavit submitted to police by the woman, stating a man at the monument had slapped her hand, was โan error.โ
July 30, 2021
Wife Of New Bedford Police Sergeant Who Died From COVID-19 Fights For Benefits WBZ WBZ Debbie Cassidy is fighting for death benefits after her husband New Bedford Police Sergeant Mike Cassidy passed away from Covid-19. She testified in support of proposed legislation on Beacon Hill to give a lump sum of roughly $300 By Louisa Moller โWe actually met when we were 10 years old,โ Debbie said. In April, New Bedford Police Sergeant Mike Cassidy lost his fight with COVID-19. Debbie and her daught...