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Evidence search in Newport possibly connected to Connecticut River Valley serial killer

NEWPORT — A heavy police presence could be found on Ayers Road in Newport on Tuesday, where local and state law enforcement officials searched a property for physical evidence pertaining

Lenox police arrest suspect on identity fraud charges after a foot chase through downtown

Wanted: A new town manager for Lenox after Christopher Ketchen departs June 30

Town leaders voiced sadness and surprise at his decision to move up to a state finance job after 10 years at Town Hall.

When is it no longer safe for seniors to continue driving? An RMV workshop in Lenox will address this and other issues

The Registry of Motor Vehicles will hold a safe-driving workshop, "Shifting Gears," for the public Wednesday at the Lenox Community Center.

UPDATE: Aftershocks continue following 4.8 quake

Experts warned more aftershocks would follow a rare 4.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Hunterdon County on Friday, April 5, and they were right.

That Noise You Heard Was State Police Bomb Squad Destroying Old Fireworks in Haverhill

The Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad Monday afternoon conducted the safe detonation of fireworks previously confiscated by Haverhill Police. Deputy Police Chief Stephen J. Doherty Jr. told WHAV his department routinely collects old or confiscated fireworks and keeps them in a secure shipping container behind the police station at 40 Bailey Boulevard. As was the […]

Boulder dog attack victim remains in hospital

The owner of a dog was attacked at his home in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday morning. The dog was euthanized and the man was taken to the hospital.

Wilmington remembers Sean Collier on his birthday

WILMINGTON — Wil­mington celebrated its third annual Sean Col­lier Day at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 3 with a small ceremony held at Rotary Park. The ceremony takes place on

'Three Michaels' sworn in for promotions with Mount Olive Police Department

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - New Police Chief Michael Spitzer took his oath of officer, along with recently promoted Capt. Michael Cordileone and Lt. Michael Zarro, during the Tuesday, Dec. 19

Four charged in connection with school bus vandalism, racially-motivated graffiti in Newport

Newport police have arrested four men in connection with a series of vandalism incidents in town, including more than $100,000 in damages to school buses and racially-motivated graffiti.