Simpson Spring News Today

We have rain moving in, mike wankum. Mike thats the good news. Theres a lot of broken clouds. We may get a hint of sunshine. As you look off to the west, there are bands of showers, more will be happening tomorrow morning. We have an opportunity as a cold front approaches and we have muggy air over the top of us. Hit or miss showers, not a lot of it, though. Heres the way the map looks at 8 00 a. M. Cloud cover filling in across the area and a spot shower is a possibility. As we head through the...

About the connection between the victim and the person of interest. Reid the couple knew each other very well. They shared a son together but their relationship was marred with violence and legal action. A couples turbulent past came to a violent and this morning. Wanda rosa found dead in name methuen home. Police are looking for her bori he served four years in prison for assaulting the 29yearold. The couple did have a son together who was home when his mother was murdered. The sun was in the p...

Mike wankum, weve got patriots home opener today and tailgating starting soon. Mike i think youll be okay. There will be spot showers out there. Its not like a real heavy duty rain were talking about. The areas that have a bit of sunshine, notice how the temperatures warm to the 70s. The areas that have been gray and scattered showers this morning, pretty much left into the 60s. You see the dividing line. Well get this first batch moving through this morning. Then it will taper off as we go thro...

Since the discovery of the threat these insidious substances pose, state and federal agencies have tried to mitigate the damage caused – to the environment and public health – by their continued presence. A recent development underscores the need for further vigilance – and measures to meet this challenge. Consumer advocates have renewed their call […]

MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton told those gathered at a Monday afternoon tour of the town’s Gravelly Pond Water Treatment Plant that much work needs to be done to

BOSTON — Consumer advocates are calling for tougher restrictions on so-called "forever" chemicals after state health officials warned people not to drink bottled water from a Massachusetts-based company after tests