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Local Merchant Files Injunction Against Gov. Baker's Vape Ban
Behram Agha, owner of a vape shop in Danvers, said he will be out of business in a matter of days if a judge doesn't lift the ban. -
Fall River City Councilors File Injunction To Keep Mayor Jasiel Correia Out Of Office
It's the latest development in an ongoing dispute over Correia’s fitness to serve in office while facing multiple federal charges. -
Explosive Devices Found In Rubble Of Burned Condo Complex
Worcester's district attorney did not identify the man found Monday in the third-floor unit of the Bartley Nolan Condominiums in Fitchburg and said the cause of Sunday's blaze remains under investigation. -
Fall River City Council Votes To Take Mayor Jasiel Correia To Court
Members of the Fall River City Council voted Wednesday to take legal action against the city’s embattled incumbent Mayor Jasiel Correia. -
Embattled Fall River Mayor Will Move Forward To General Election
Incumbent Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia finished the primary election in second place and will be on the ballot in November. -
Fall River Voters Hold The Power To Decide Jasiel Correia’s Fate
Tuesday’s preliminary election for the mayor of Fall River will come down to the pivotal role of local voters — and the question of whether the seat’s embattled occupant can find support from a divided community. -
Fall River City Council Votes To Oust Mayor Jasiel Correia
The Fall River City Council voted Tuesday to temporarily remove Jasiel Correia as mayor, following his second federal arrest in the past year. -
Can Solar Power Save Massachusetts' Cranberry Bogs?
Under a state incentive program, some farmers hope to find out. -
State Proposes Ban On Coyote Hunting Contests
The regulations would make it illegal for a person to "organize, sponsor, promote, conduct, or participate" in a hunting contest for coyote, bobcat, red fox, gray fox, weasels, mink, skunk, river otter, muskrat, beaver, fisher, raccoon, and opossum. -
The Women Running Against Massachusetts Incumbents For Congress
Several members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation already have primary challengers, the majority of whom are women.