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Former police Captain Paul Gauvin to lead FRPD and hes already begun initiatives to help improve the department.

Drones once again hover over New Bedford City Council discussion of reining in rogue ATV-dirt bike drivers, but questions remain on their use.

Durfee students told Baker how the early college program let them enter college a semester or a full year ahead.

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City Administrator Seth Aitken said the investigation involves "several recent incidents in DCM" and an outside private investigator is assisting.

With housing issues in the city a concern, federal money is coming to Fall River to address homelessness. And the public can weigh in on plans.

Generations for Youth Empowerment held a rally at Government Center in Fall River.

Administration and City Council work to eliminate illegal and nuisance off road bikes on city streets with new ordinance in the works.

Today marks the 200th birthday of famous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. From parks to churches, his firm left a mark on Fall River.

Terry Ferland is marking 50 years as a pediatric nurse in Fall River.