Gov. Ned Lamont Deploys 80 CTDOT Vehicles to Help Mass, Rhode Island

By Tiffany Williams - HARTFORD — Ned Lamont is sending reinforcements north. The governor approved a mutual aid request to deploy snow removal crews and equipment from the Connecticut Department of Transportation to assist Rhode Island and Massachusetts as they dig out from a major winter storm that slammed the region over the last several … Continue reading Gov. Ned Lamont Deploys 80 CTDOT Vehicles to Help Mass, Rhode Island

Who Is the Best Team in the NBA? Matchup Week Raises Big Questions

By Tiffany Williams - The NBA calls it Matchup Week. It feels more like a playoff preview wrapped in regular-season clothing. Heavyweights trading haymakers every night. Cavs at Thunder. Spurs at Pistons. Knicks at Cavs. Thunder at Pistons. Then a Friday night closer with Cavs-Pistons and Nuggets-Thunder. No, it’s not mid-April. It just plays like … Continue reading Who Is the Best Team in the NBA? Matchup Week Raises Big Questions

Abigail Spanberger Delivers Sharp Response to 2026 State of the Union

By Tiffany Williams - WILLIAMSBURG — Abigail Spanberger delivered a scathing response to the 2026 State of the Union from the historic House of Burgesses, where America’s first self-governing body gathered in 1705. She didn’t hold back. Spanberger opened by framing the moment in history, reminding Americans that the nation was built by ordinary citizens … Continue reading Abigail Spanberger Delivers Sharp Response to 2026 State of the Union

Washington Wizards Sign Tristan Vukčević to Multi-Year NBA Contract

By Tiffany Williams - Photo Credit: NBA G-League WASHINGTON — The Washington Wizards are making roster moves with an eye on development and depth, signing forward/center Tristan Vukčević to a multi-year NBA contract and forward Leaky Black to a two-way deal. The front office is doubling down on a former draft pick while keeping a … Continue reading Washington Wizards Sign Tristan Vukčević to Multi-Year NBA Contract

Massachusetts Grants $1.94 Million to Cities and Regional Agencies to Chase Federal Dollars

By Tiffany Williams - BOSTON — The Healey-Driscoll administration is pumping $1,939,250 into cities, towns and regional agencies in a bid to supercharge Massachusetts’ pursuit of federal infrastructure dollars. The grants, announced at the monthly Federal Funds Partnership meeting hosted by the Federal Funds and Infrastructure Office, flow through two pipelines: the Municipal and Tribal … Continue reading Massachusetts Grants $1.94 Million to Cities and Regional Agencies to Chase Federal Dollars

Massachusetts Blizzard Recovery: Healey Deploys Out-of-State Crews as 150,000 Remain Without Power

By Tiffany Williams - BOSTON — Governor Maura Healey is keeping the pressure on as blizzard recovery grinds forward across Massachusetts, with Southeastern communities still digging out and the state of emergency remaining in effect for every county except Berkshire, Hampden, Hampshire and Franklin. The state has called in reinforcements. At Healey’s direction, the Massachusetts … Continue reading Massachusetts Blizzard Recovery: Healey Deploys Out-of-State Crews as 150,000 Remain Without Power

Investigation Underway Following Devastating Plain Street Explosion

By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Taunton Fire Department Taunton - At 9:50 am, emergency services were dispatched to the Plain Street area. After reports were made of an explosion and multiple burn injuries. When firefighters arrived, they encountered a three-family residence heavily involved in fire. A 25-year-old mother and 2-year-old child were injured in the … Continue reading Investigation Underway Following Devastating Plain Street Explosion

Springfield Police Arrest Three in Cocaine and Firearm Case

By: Laura Soukkavong Springfield – The firearms investigation unit (FIU) and the Hampden County Sheriff’s Department arrested three individuals and recovered a substantial quantity of cocaine along with an illegal firearm. On Feb. 18, at 11 am, the FIU Detectives had been investigating narcotics and illegal firearms activity. Detectives on Wednesday observed a male individual … Continue reading Springfield Police Arrest Three in Cocaine and Firearm Case

Incident on Main Street Ends in Arrest for Civil Rights Violation

By: Laura Soukkavong Milford - At 11:12 am on Feb. 23, Milford Police arrested 60-year-old Dominick Cristino, of Upton. Officers were dispatched to the area of Main Street after Milford Public Safety Communications Center received a call at 10:57 am about an incident involving a male subject displaying what happened to be a handgun and … Continue reading Incident on Main Street Ends in Arrest for Civil Rights Violation

Arrest Made in Richmond for Obstructing an Officer and Resisting Arrest

By: Laura Soukkavong Richmond, R.I. (Hope Valley Barracks) – At 6:33 am, on Feb. 25, state troopers arrested Keonnia Grant,36, Providence, for Obstructing an Officer in the Execution of Duty and Resisting Legal or Illegal Arrest following a response to a disabled vehicle on Route 95 South. Grant was transported to the Hope Valley Barracks … Continue reading Arrest Made in Richmond for Obstructing an Officer and Resisting Arrest

Police Arrest Local Man for Alleged Child Abuse and Court Order Violations

By: Laura Soukkavong Milton, NY – Thomas P. Newkirk, 32, is facing multiple charges following an investigation into allegations of child sexual abuse and violations of court orders. According to the investigators, information was received on Feb. 4, regarding a past sexual assault of a child under the age of 14 in the summer of … Continue reading Police Arrest Local Man for Alleged Child Abuse and Court Order Violations

Felony Narcotics Discovered During Interstate 787 Stop

By: Laura Soukkavong Colonie, NY – Troopers of the New York State police conducted a motor vehicle stop on Interstate 787 at 2:04 am on Feb. 17. During the stop, troopers investigated felony-weight narcotics, drug paraphernalia, and an illegally possessed bladed weapon inside the vehicle. Kendall M. Bachman, 48, subsequently claimed ownership of the seized … Continue reading Felony Narcotics Discovered During Interstate 787 Stop

$500 Bail Set for Woman Accused of Robbery and Resisting Arrest

By: Laura Soukkavong Poultney, Vt. (Rutland Barracks) – Following an investigation by troopers on Feb. 23, at 10:55 am, Amanda Martin, 27, of Rutland, was arrested by troopers. She is charged with assault and robbery, simple assault, petit larceny, and resisting arrest. After taking Martin into custody, she was transported to Marble Valley Correctional Facility, … Continue reading $500 Bail Set for Woman Accused of Robbery and Resisting Arrest

28-Year-Old Arrested Following Reported Assault in Richford

By: Laura Soukkavong Richford, VT (St. Albans Barracks) – On Feb.24, troopers were dispatched to Home Street for an incident that was reported. Upon arrival, officers investigated and identified Jason Bessette, 28, of St. Albans, as the aggressor in a simple assault. He was placed under arrest and charged. He is expected to appear in … Continue reading 28-Year-Old Arrested Following Reported Assault in Richford

Drivers Escape Serious Injury in Route 4 Accident, One arrested

By: Laura Soukkavong Hartland, VT (Royalton Barracks) – According to State Police, troopers responded to the intersection of VT Route four and VT Route 12 at 4:36 pm on Feb. 24. David Fitzgerald, 73, of Windsor, was identified as the driver of a Toyota Prius, and Annmarie Pintal, 56, of Amherst, NH, was the driver … Continue reading Drivers Escape Serious Injury in Route 4 Accident, One arrested

Suspect Taken Into Custody After Alleged Theft at Newbury Street Store

By: Laura Soukkavong Boston – Shawn Walker, 24, of Dorchester, was arrested on Feb. 22 by officers of the South End District (D-4). At around 12:20 pm, police responded to the Newbury Street area after a report of a larceny that occurred at Abercrombie and Fitch. Loss prevention advised police that they were following Mr. … Continue reading Suspect Taken Into Custody After Alleged Theft at Newbury Street Store

NJ Transit Returns to Full Weekday Service Amid Blizzard Cleanup

By Tiffany Williams - Newark, NJ — NJ Transit announced that Light Rail, bus, and Access Link services will operate on a full weekday schedule on Wednesday, with train service running on a full weekday Portal Cutover schedule and cross-honoring customers traveling to New York City from Hoboken. Some trains have been rerouted to Hoboken, … Continue reading NJ Transit Returns to Full Weekday Service Amid Blizzard Cleanup

High-Scoring Games Highlight Busy Day in MLB Spring Camps

By Tiffany Williams - Major League Baseball’s spring training slate Tuesday delivered a heavy dose of offense, as clubs across Arizona and Florida continued evaluating young arms and lineup depth ahead of the regular season. The Atlanta Braves defeated the Detroit Tigers 8-1, with Reynaldo Lopez earning the win, Enmanuel De Jesus taking the loss … Continue reading High-Scoring Games Highlight Busy Day in MLB Spring Camps

Connecticut Flags to Fly at Half-Staff for Reverend Jesse Jackson

By Tiffany Williams - HARTFORD — Governor Ned Lamont announced that U.S. and Connecticut flags will be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, March 7, 2026, in honor of civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson, who passed away earlier this month. The tribute will coincide with a homegoing service scheduled that day … Continue reading Connecticut Flags to Fly at Half-Staff for Reverend Jesse Jackson

Bellevue Strengthens Nursing Leadership with Appointment of Christopher Wilson

By Tiffany Williams - New York — NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue has named Christopher G. Wilson, MSN, RN, CNML, CENP, NEA-BC, FACHE as its new Chief Nursing Officer. In his role, Wilson will oversee the strategic, operational, and professional aspects of nursing practice across the hospital, ensuring the delivery of safe, high-quality, and equitable patient … Continue reading Bellevue Strengthens Nursing Leadership with Appointment of Christopher Wilson

NBA and G League Discipline Update: Fines, Suspensions for Last Week’s Fights

By Tiffany Williams - The NBA and its developmental league handed down discipline Tuesday stemming from separate on-court altercations, fining two players and suspending three others following incidents that unfolded during games late last week. Scotty Pippen Jr. of the Memphis Grizzlies and Myron Gardner of the Miami Heat were each fined $35,000 for their … Continue reading NBA and G League Discipline Update: Fines, Suspensions for Last Week’s Fights

Tuesday Soccer Recap: Newcastle, Atlético Madrid, and Championship Scorelines

By Tiffany Williams - A dramatic slate of second-leg fixtures across Europe and South America on Tuesday reshaped continental competitions, with commanding aggregate performances, a stunning upset at San Siro and decisive progressions in England’s second tier. In the UEFA Champions League, Atlético Madrid overwhelmed Club Brugge 4-1 at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid, … Continue reading Tuesday Soccer Recap: Newcastle, Atlético Madrid, and Championship Scorelines

Women’s College Basketball Tuesday Recap: Overtime Thrillers and Top Performers

By Tiffany Williams - On a packed Tuesday night across the women’s college basketball landscape, overtime drama, defensive stands and balanced scoring defined a slate that stretched from the Southeast to the Mountain West. Coastal Carolina outlasted Georgia State 92-84 in overtime in the highest-scoring game of the evening, surviving a performance from Crystal Henderson, … Continue reading Women’s College Basketball Tuesday Recap: Overtime Thrillers and Top Performers

NYPD Officers Targeted During Snowball Clash in Manhattan Park

By Tiffany Williams - New York, NY — Things got tense in Washington Square Park on Monday as crowds gathered for a large snowball fight following the city’s recent blizzard. The event, organized through social media, drew participants from across Manhattan. Videos from the park appear to show snowballs being deliberately thrown at NYPD officers … Continue reading NYPD Officers Targeted During Snowball Clash in Manhattan Park

LIRR Remains Focused on Restoring Full Service After Historic Blizzard

By Tiffany Williams - Long Island — As Long Island recovers from Monday’s historic blizzard, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced increased Long Island Rail Road service for Tuesday afternoon and regular weekday service beginning Wednesday morning, with some schedule adjustments. For Tuesday afternoon, half-hourly service has been restored on the Ronkonkoma Branch, and shuttle trains … Continue reading LIRR Remains Focused on Restoring Full Service After Historic Blizzard