Nathan Durfee News Today

Love believes her stepdaughter and pet sitter, Alicia Moellering, killed her cat and dog and then lied about it. She's facing misdemeanor charges.

The two pets — a dog and a cat — died gruesome deaths while in the care of a pet sitter this year.

A protest on Friday is calling for higher charges against a pet sitter after two animals died under her watch.

A June 8 Piccolo Spoleto performance at the James Island Arts and Cultural Center  aims to give  readers a new knowledge of history through poetry, music and illustration. “Black Music Is,” a book by local poet Marcus Amaker, challenges young audiences to think outside the categories of R&B and hip hop.

The million-dollar mansion on Highland Avenue commanded $1,000 a night on Airbnb. But the city says it cant operate without zoning board approval.

The owner of the sprawling villa on Highland Avenue hopes to open his doors to Airbnb guests, offering a luxurious and unique experience for travelers.

The Herald News’ top stories from last week according to our readers. Million-dollar listing sold If you had your eye on scooping up that sprawling, English manor-style home in the Highlands, youre out of luck. It is off the market, selling for exactly $1 million. The gorgeous six-bedroom, seven-bath residence near Charlton Memorial Hospital, also known as the Nathan Durfee house, was the highlight of The Herald News weekly listing of home sales and property transfers. It was also the subjec...

The Herald News FALL RIVER — Could Fall River be one of the hottest "neighborhoods" in the country? It is indeed, at least according to Redfin, an online real estate brokerage firm. Redfin released its list of the top 10 neighborhoods for 2021, and the criteria included: the neighborhood is located outside but within driving distance of a "coastal hub"  like New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco or Los Angeles; most have seen double-digit growth in home sales and housing v...

FALL RIVER — Fall River has an abundance of stately homes, and now the world knows it. Well, maybe not the whole world, but thanks to a Tweet from B.M.C. Durfee High grad Hunter Reis, showing the difference between a $1 million home in Fall River vs. a $1 million home in Los Angeles, "Fall River" is trending on Twitter. The house Reis used for reference is the Nathan Durfee house at 503 Highland Ave. You cant miss the sprawling, English manor style home, just a few doors down from Charlton M...