By: Laura Soukkavong Westport, RI – The Westport Police Department was responding to a 911 call after reports of a shooting at a residence on Eddy Drive. When officers arrived, they located at 15-year-old female with a gunshot wound to her hand. She was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment; her injuries were not … Continue reading 15-Year-Old Injured in Westport Shooting; Suspect in Custody
Loaded Firearms and Fentanyl Confiscated in Springfield Raid
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Springfield Police Department Springfield – Under the direction of Lt. Jaime Bruno, on Feb. 25 at 9:50 a.m., the Springfield Police Department Firearms Unit, in coordination with the Hampden County Sheriff’s Department, arrested two individuals after a narcotics investigation in the area of Worthington Street. Reports state that two illegal … Continue reading Loaded Firearms and Fentanyl Confiscated in Springfield Raid
Loaded Gun Seized Following FIU Investigation
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Springfield Police Department Springfield – At 12:15 am on Feb 27, the Springfield Police Department Firearms Investigation Unit (FIU), under the direction of Sgt Evan Donermeyer, Arrested Alex Rosa, 18, of Springfield, and recovered a loaded firearm following a traffic stop. Rosa was being investigated by FIU detectives for an … Continue reading Loaded Gun Seized Following FIU Investigation
Leadership and Legacy: Officer Dones Earns Department’s Badge One
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Framingham Police Department Framingham – Today, Feb. 28, the Framingham Police Department took the time to show recognition to Officer Jeanette Dones as she was officially presented with Badge One, a symbol of her dedication and years of unwavering service. As the department’s most senior patrol officer, Dones has set … Continue reading Leadership and Legacy: Officer Dones Earns Department’s Badge One
Modern Living: How to Build a Morning Routine That Actually Sticks
Morning routines are often presented as rigid schedules filled with productivity hacks and early alarms, but real life rarely works that way. A routine that actually sticks is one that supports daily energy, reduces stress, and fits naturally into existing habits. Building a sustainable morning routine is less about doing more and more about creating … Continue reading Modern Living: How to Build a Morning Routine That Actually Sticks
Police Officers Help Prepare Food Orders for Residents in Need
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Worcester Police Department Worcester: Officers John Alers and Angela Lockwhy spent part of their day giving back to the community by volunteering at El Buen Samaritano on Feb 26. The officers assisted staff and volunteers with organizing and preparing food orders that will be distributed to local families in need. … Continue reading Police Officers Help Prepare Food Orders for Residents in Need
Special Victims Unit Arrests Cambridge Man for Failure to Register
By: Laura Soukkavong Rhode Island – At 3:00 pm. On Feb 27, the Rhode Island State Police Special Victims Unit arrested Peter Mundowa, 38, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, for failing to register as a sex offender. An investigation leading to his arrest was conducted by the Special Victims Unit. Mindowa was taken into custody, processed at … Continue reading Special Victims Unit Arrests Cambridge Man for Failure to Register
Extradition Warrant Leads to Arrest in Pawtucket
By: Laura Soukkavong Pawtucket, RI – At 7:30 am, the Rhode Island State Financial Crimes Unit arrested Corina Walker, 32, of Pawtucket on a full extradition warrant issued by Grant County, South Dakota. Following an investigation conducted by the Financial Crimes Unit. Walker was taken into custody without incident and charged with robbery. She was … Continue reading Extradition Warrant Leads to Arrest in Pawtucket
Providence Man Taken Into Custody Following Task Force Investigation
By: Laura Soukkavong Providence, RI – An investigation conducted by the Rhode Island Violent Fugitive Task Force led to the arrest of Jordan Bourdeau, 18, of Providence on Feb. 27 at 8:00 am. Bourdeau was wanted on an affidavit and arrest warrant issued by the Providence Police Department on multiple charges, which include carrying a … Continue reading Providence Man Taken Into Custody Following Task Force Investigation
Pawtucket Resident Taken into Custody on Firearms-Related Charges
By: Laur Soukkavong Pawtucket, RI – Chajiani Villanueva, 20, of Pawtucket, was arrested by the Rhode Island Violent Fugitive Task Force as a fugitive from justice in Massachusetts on Feb. 27 at 6:00 am. Villanueva was wanted on multiple offenses, which include possession of a firearm without a license, carrying a loaded firearm, discharging a … Continue reading Pawtucket Resident Taken into Custody on Firearms-Related Charges
Fugitive Task Force Arrests Cranston Man on Multiple Warrants
By: Laura Soukkavong Cranston, RI – At 10 am, on Feb 26, the Rhode Island Violent Fugitive Task Force arrested Adam Gallucci, 20, of Cranston, on multiple outstanding warrants, including an affidavit. Gallucci is charged with Violation of a No-Contact Order (third offense), an arrest warrant by Cranston Police, and two bench warrants issued by … Continue reading Fugitive Task Force Arrests Cranston Man on Multiple Warrants
Southbridge Police Execute Warrant, Seize Firearms and Explosives
By: Laura Soukkavong Southbridge – On Feb. 25, with assistance from Millbury Police Department, Holden Police Department, and the Massachusetts State Police Bomb squad, Southbridge Police Department was able to successfully execute a court-authorized search warrant in the area of Woodland Street. After multiple concerns about the possible presence of firearms inside the residence, a … Continue reading Southbridge Police Execute Warrant, Seize Firearms and Explosives
Life & Family: How to Build Healthy Routines That Stick
Healthy routines bring structure, stability, and balance to daily life, yet many families struggle to maintain them over time. Busy schedules, changing responsibilities, and unexpected disruptions can make consistency feel difficult. Building routines that truly stick is less about perfection and more about creating habits that fit naturally into everyday life. The first step in … Continue reading Life & Family: How to Build Healthy Routines That Stick
Authorities Investigating Route 7 Crash in New Haven
By: Laura Soukkavong New Haven, VT – On Feb. 27, New Haven Barrack State Police responded to U.S Route Seven near Trial 17 at 8:22 p.m. According to Trooper Brandon Slaney, 46-year-old Timothy Cousino of Bristol was driving a 2004 Arctic Cat F7 when he was involved in a collision with a 2022 F-350 driven … Continue reading Authorities Investigating Route 7 Crash in New Haven
BPD’s District D-4 Connects with Young Learners at The Ollie Preschool
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: BPD News Boston (District D-4) – BPD Officers of District D-4 recently stopped by The Ollie Preschool to spend time reading with Pre-K students. During the visit, officers shared the book “See Marcus Grow” and talked with the children about the similarities between nurturing plants and supporting one another. The … Continue reading BPD’s District D-4 Connects with Young Learners at The Ollie Preschool
Authorities Take Threats Seriously: Arraignment Held for Boston Caller
By: Laura Soukkavong Dorchester – Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden has announced that Kerry Kelly, 58, of Dorchester, has been arraigned in the Boston Municipal Court Central on the following charges: one count of threatening to commit a crime and one count of bomb or hijack threat. Currently, Kelly also has open cases for … Continue reading Authorities Take Threats Seriously: Arraignment Held for Boston Caller
Home & Garden: The Most Popular Houseplants for Any Skill Level
Houseplants have become a staple in homes of all sizes, adding warmth, color, and a sense of calm to everyday spaces. From experienced plant owners to first-time beginners, there are options that fit every lifestyle and level of care. Choosing the right houseplants can make indoor spaces feel more inviting while also improving air quality … Continue reading Home & Garden: The Most Popular Houseplants for Any Skill Level
Woburn Business Owner Indicted on Tax Evasion and False Return Charges
By: Laura Soukkavong Woburn – The arrest of 47-year-old Jean Brito, of Woburn, has been announced by the Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Massachusetts Department of Revenue Commissioner Geoffrey E. Snyder. Yesterday, Brito was arraigned in the Middlesex Superior Court and released under conditions that include surrendering his passport, restricting travel to New England … Continue reading Woburn Business Owner Indicted on Tax Evasion and False Return Charges
Former Malden Teacher and Coach Charged in Stoneham Assault Case
By: Laura Soukkavong Stoneham – On Feb. 18, 54-year-old Scott Marino, of Stoneham, was arrested on multiple charges, including two counts of rape, one count of indecent assault and battery, and one count of furnishing alcohol to a person under 21. Marino allegedly provided alcohol to an 18-year-old female known to him and committed sexual … Continue reading Former Malden Teacher and Coach Charged in Stoneham Assault Case
Community and Culture Shine at Dorchester Lunar New Year Celebration
By: Laura Soukkavong - Photo Credit: Boston Police Department Boston – The Bureau of Community Engagement and officers of District C-11 joined residents at Florian Hall in Dorchester to celebrate the Lunar New Year. The day offered a lively mix of cultural performances, traditional Lunar New Year foods, and hands-on activity tables, bringing families and … Continue reading Community and Culture Shine at Dorchester Lunar New Year Celebration
Youth and Police Unite to Serve at East Boston Soup Kitchen
By: Laura Soukkavong - Boston – During a week-long winter break, BPD Officers teamed up with members of District A-7 Youth Group to give back to their community at the East Boston Soup Kitchen. They spent the day helping serve meals and providing support to community members in need. It was more than just volunteering … Continue reading Youth and Police Unite to Serve at East Boston Soup Kitchen
Officers and Community Roll Into a Night of Fun and Learning
By: Laura Soukkavong - Boston – Community Members of all ages joined officers of Districts B-2 and B-3 for an energetic night of music, roller skating, and friendly trivia competition. Between laps around the rink, participants tested their knowledge with themed trivia questions, bringing both running and learning together in one event. This highlighted positive … Continue reading Officers and Community Roll Into a Night of Fun and Learning
Worcester Students to Ride Quiet, Emission-Free Electric Buses
By Tiffany Williams - Photo Credit: Worcester Public Schools Worcester Public Schools is about to make a quiet, green revolution on the city’s streets. Starting the week of March 2, the district will roll out 20 full-size electric school buses, a historic step toward cutting carbon emissions and supporting the city’s Green Worcester Plan. For … Continue reading Worcester Students to Ride Quiet, Emission-Free Electric Buses
Governor Healey Ends Massachusetts Blizzard State of Emergency,
By Tiffany Williams - Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has officially ended the state of emergency that was declared ahead of a blizzard that swept across the state earlier this week, concluding a massive and coordinated response involving multiple state agencies, municipalities, and neighboring states and Canada. The declaration had been in effect as state and … Continue reading Governor Healey Ends Massachusetts Blizzard State of Emergency,
Wheaton Shocks Top-Seeded WPI 82-60 in NEWMAC Semifinals
The Engineers came in expecting a coronation. The top seed, ranked 21st nationally, 27-game winners over Wheaton, and holding home-court advantage, WPI looked untouchable. By the final buzzer Friday, the scoreboard told a different story: Wheaton 82, WPI 60. The Lyons, a fourth seed with nothing to lose, just shattered history, legacy, and egos in … Continue reading Wheaton Shocks Top-Seeded WPI 82-60 in NEWMAC Semifinals