How Fall River News Today

The Zoning Board OK'd three new housing projects adding to Fall River's apartment stock, including one in a former Catholic church.

A man who hit and dragged a police officer on an ATV while attempting to flee a traffic stop last year has been convicted of multiple charges.

A Fall River man alleges police assaulted him when they mistakenly entered his apartment over a report of kidnapping at gunpoint.

The windfall ARPA money has been spent on dozens of projects so far, but theres still $49 million left to spend.

As the new director of city operations, Al Oliveira will oversee DCM, the department of cemetery and trees, parks and facilities maintenance.

A look at The Herald News stories from around Fall River that resonated most with readers last week.

A traveling display set to appear at Bristol Community College next week encouraged young people to have tough conversations about mental health.

Mayor Paul Coogans plan for government reorganization will see an independent EMS and a reconfiguration of the Department of Community Maintenance.

City Council votes on $2 million in ARPA money to youth initiative for after school activities and move gets parent support.

With $16 million in ARPA funds to spend, City Council eyes water and sewer projects to offset rate hikes