New Era for Worcester Schools, Brian Allen Takes Helm as Superintendent on First Day of School
Brian Allen began his tenure as Worcester's new superintendent with school safety measures, facility upgrades, and a pledge to visit all district schools. The city introduced new electric buses and improved school facilities and bus routes.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Announces $15 Million for Housing Development to Create 829 Homes in Gateway Cities
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Secretary Ed Augustus announced a $15 million HDIP funding increase to create 829 new homes in six Gateway Cities, supporting housing needs and community revitalization.
New Bedford Police Apprehend Two Suspects After Stolen Vehicle Chase, Firearms Seized
Two men were arrested in New Bedford after a car chase with police involving a stolen vehicle. Authorities recovered firearms, including one with a defaced serial number, and are searching for a third suspect.
Massachusetts Secures $3.5M Federal Grant to Advance Boston-Albany West-East Rail Project
Massachusetts has received a $3.5 million federal grant for the West-East Rail plan development, enhancing Boston-Albany train service. The state has amassed $150 million for the project, aiming for economic growth and better connectivity.
Rachel Skerritt Joins Boston School Committee, Mayor Wu Confirms New Appointment to Steer BPS
Rachel Skerritt joins the Boston School Committee, bringing a wealth of experience as a BPS alumna, educator, and strategist, to serve until 2028. Mayor Wu and officials praise her expertise and dedication to enhance BPS’s future.
Swansea Police Seek Public's Help in Locating Missing Bill Crispin Amid Concerns for His Health
Swansea Police urgently request help in finding Bill Crispin, missing since August 23rd, last seen on Frank Scott Parkway West & Route 159, due to his medical needs. They encourage public to check properties and share information.
Boston Braces for Scattered Showers Monday, Sunny Week Ahead As Labor Day Approaches
Scattered showers are expected in Boston on Monday with a possibility of rain below a tenth of an inch, but the week ahead promises sunny days and comfortable temperatures leading into a largely dry Labor Day weekend.












