By: Laura Soukkavong Webster - A 21-year-old Webster man is facing multiple serious charges following an incident that led to a police pursuit and a temporary school lockdown on Thursday, March 26. According to the Webster Police Department, officers were initially assisting a resident in serving a protective order when they learned the subject, Jayvyn … Continue reading Police Arrest Man with “Ghost Gun” Following School Lockdown
Lyndon Man Charged with DUI in St. Johnsbury
By: Laura Soukkavong St. Johnsbury, Vt - A Lyndon man is facing a driving under the influence charge following a late-night incident in St. Johnsbury. According to Vermont State Police, Trooper William Nally responded to an incident at the intersection of Route 2B and U.S. Route 2 at 12:33 a.m. on March 28. Following an … Continue reading Lyndon Man Charged with DUI in St. Johnsbury
Suspect Accused of Threats and Resisting Arrest in Caledonia County
By: Laura Soukkavong Stannard, VT - A Stannard man is facing multiple serious charges following an incident that led to the involvment of several Vermont State Police troopers Sunday evening. According to authorities, troopers from the St. Johnsbury Barracks responded to Tousant Hill Road at 7:39 p.m. on March 29, for a reported disturbance. Police … Continue reading Suspect Accused of Threats and Resisting Arrest in Caledonia County
Two-Vehicle Crash Reported on I-91 in St. Johnsbury
By: Laura Soukkavong St. Johnsbury, VT - Vermont State Police responded to a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 91 South early Monday morning. The incident occurred at 6:43 a.m. near exit 19 at mile marker 128 in St. Johnsburg. Troopers from the St. Johnsbury Barracks arrived on scene to investigate. According to authorities, a 2018 Toyota … Continue reading Two-Vehicle Crash Reported on I-91 in St. Johnsbury
Suspect Taken into Custody After Barre Police Surveillance Operation
By: Laura Soukkavong Barre - A man is in custody following the execution of a search warrant by the Barre Police Department earlier today in South Barre. According to officials, officers and detectives carried out the warrant at a residence on North Brookfield Road after conducting an extended investigation and surveillance of the location and … Continue reading Suspect Taken into Custody After Barre Police Surveillance Operation
Jury Convicts 73-Year-Old Man in Long-Unsolved Framingham Crime
By: Laura Soukkavong Framingham - A man has been found guilty in connection with a decades-old violent crime after a jury returned a conviction following a lengthy trial. According to authorities, 73-year-old Stephen Paul Gale was convicted in Middlesex Superior Court of multiple serious offenses, including aggravated rape, kidnapping, and armed robbery. The case stems … Continue reading Jury Convicts 73-Year-Old Man in Long-Unsolved Framingham Crime
Parenting Advice Today: Transitioning from Elementary to Middle School
The move from elementary to middle school is a big milestone—for both children and parents. With new schedules, multiple teachers, increased academic expectations, and growing social dynamics, the transition can feel exciting and overwhelming at the same time. Start by talking openly about what to expect. Middle school often means changing classrooms, managing lockers, and … Continue reading Parenting Advice Today: Transitioning from Elementary to Middle School
Former Medical Provider Indicted on Multiple Charges
By: Laura Soukkavong Framingham - A former physician who practiced in Framingham has been indicted by a grand jury on multiple sexual assault charges involving former patients, according to prosecutors. Marian Ryan announced that Derrick Todd, 52, of Wayland, faces three counts of rape and seventeen counts of indecent assault and battery. The charges involve … Continue reading Former Medical Provider Indicted on Multiple Charges
Firefighters Contain Merrimack Blaze, Prevent Major Damage
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Merrimack Fire Department Merrimack, NH - A building fire Sunday night prompted a multi-town emergency response in Merrimack, with crews working quickly to contain the blaze and prevent significant damage. At approximately 8:35 p.m. on March 29, 2026, fire units from the Merrimack Fire Department were dispatched to a reported … Continue reading Firefighters Contain Merrimack Blaze, Prevent Major Damage
Driver Charged After Crash Into Utility Pole Shuts Down Road in Bourne
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Bourne Police Department Bourne - A single-vehicle crash in Bourne on Sunday evening caused road closures and downed power lines, leading to multiple charges against the driver, according to police. At approximately 5:10 p.m. on March 29, 2026, the Bourne Police Department received multiple 911 calls reporting a crash on … Continue reading Driver Charged After Crash Into Utility Pole Shuts Down Road in Bourne
Charges Upgraded to Manslaughter in South Boston Case
By: Laura Soukkavong Boston – A stabbing in South Boston has now become a homicide investigation after the victim succumbed to his injuries, authorities confirmed. Officers assigned to District 6 responded to a report of a person stabbed at approximately 5:52 p.m. on Friday, March 27, at an apartment located on Old Colony Avenue. Upon … Continue reading Charges Upgraded to Manslaughter in South Boston Case
Intense House Fire Prompts Massive Response in Holyoke
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Holyoke Fire Department Holyoke – Firefighters battled a labor-intensive structure fire Monday afternoon on Beech Street that required multiple alarms and an extensive overhaul. At 3:55 p.m., crews from the Holyoke Fire Department responded to a reported working fire at 171 Beech Street. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy flames at … Continue reading Intense House Fire Prompts Massive Response in Holyoke
BPD Connects With Students Through Literacy Initiative
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Boston Police Department Boston - Officers from District D-4's Community Service Office recently partnered with local leaders to take part in the second annual Read Across Blackstone event at Blackstone School in the South End. During the event, officers spent time reading with students and encouraging a passion for books … Continue reading BPD Connects With Students Through Literacy Initiative
Massachusetts Woman Injured in Toll Plaza Crash, Faces DWI Charges
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: New Hampshire State Police Bedford, NH - A Massachusetts woman is facing multiple charges following an early morning rollover crash at a toll plaza in Bedford, New Hampshire. Just before 6:30 a.m. on Sunday, March 29, State Troopers assigned to Troop B responded to a reported rollover crash on the … Continue reading Massachusetts Woman Injured in Toll Plaza Crash, Faces DWI Charges
Juvenile with Loaded Handgun Arrested in Connection to South Boston Shooting
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Boston Police Department Boston - Boston Police officers assigned to District C-6 have arrested a 17-year-old juvenile male in connection with a prior South Boston shooting, taking an armed suspect off the streets and recovering a loaded firearm in the process. The arrest occurred at approximately 4:20 PM on Saturday, … Continue reading Juvenile with Loaded Handgun Arrested in Connection to South Boston Shooting
Building trust one story at a time
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Boston Police Department BOSTON, MA — Officers from the Boston Police Department continued their community outreach efforts with a special visit to a local classroom. Members of the Bureau of Community Engagement spent time with a kindergarten class at the Blackstone School in the South End, joining visitors from across … Continue reading Building trust one story at a time
Officers trade badges for books at local preschool
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Worcester Police Department Worcester - Officers from the Worcester Police Department made a special visit to a local preschool, bringing smiles and community connections to young students. Sergeant Michael Dowd, Officer John Alers, and Officer Angela Lookwhy visited St. Spyridon Preschool, where they read to children and engaged with the … Continue reading Officers trade badges for books at local preschool
Springfield Early Morning Shooting Leaves Two Injured, Investigation Ongoing
By Tiffany Williams - Springfield, Massachusetts — Another early morning burst of gunfire. Another crime scene. Another reminder that the night shift in this city is anything but quiet. At approximately 2:20 a.m. Sunday morning, officers were sent racing to the 100 block of Chestnut Street after a ShotSpotter activation cut through the silence. Technology … Continue reading Springfield Early Morning Shooting Leaves Two Injured, Investigation Ongoing
Senate Confirms Markwayne Mullin to Lead DHS in Turbulent Moment
By Tiffany Williams - Washington — Power, pressure, and a department in turmoil. The United States Senate has made its move, and now one of the most controversial and closely watched federal agencies has a new leader at the helm. Markwayne Mullin is now the ninth Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, stepping into … Continue reading Senate Confirms Markwayne Mullin to Lead DHS in Turbulent Moment
Commissioned and Ready: USS Massachusetts Enters the Fleet
By Tiffany Williams - BOSTON — The U.S. Navy just added serious firepower in plain sight. At Boston Harbor, the Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) was officially commissioned, marking the culmination of years of engineering, investment, and military buildup. This is not ceremonial fluff. This is capability hitting the water. This is the … Continue reading Commissioned and Ready: USS Massachusetts Enters the Fleet
Morning Brief: Violence Across New England, ICE Airports, Police Accountability, and NCAA Results
By Tiffany Williams - Monday opens with a hard look at violence, accountability, and pressure points across New England—while Washington signals what could be next on the national stage. PUBLIC SAFETY: A WEEKEND OF VIOLENCE Connecticut saw multiple high-impact incidents unfold within hours of each other. In Wethersfield, two suspects were arrested after an armed … Continue reading Morning Brief: Violence Across New England, ICE Airports, Police Accountability, and NCAA Results
A moment she’ll never forget – and neither will they
By: Laura Soukkavong Photo Credit: Worcester Police Department Worcester - A special birthday that came through in the best way possible for one local resident. Emma was surprised on her 23rd birthday by her favorite police officer, Officer Tom Hastings, creating a moment she won't soon forget. The two met years ago while Officer Hastings … Continue reading A moment she’ll never forget – and neither will they
Firefighter Shot & Killed in Connecticut — Suspect Captured After Pursuit
By: Laura Soukkavong Stratford, CT - On Saturday, March 28, at approximately 1:14 a.m., officers from the Stratford Police Department responded to 74 Feeley Street for a reported shooting. Upon arrival, officers located a 41-year-old male suffering from a gunshot wound and bleeding heavily. Despite life-saving efforts, the victim was pronounced deceased at the scene … Continue reading Firefighter Shot & Killed in Connecticut — Suspect Captured After Pursuit
Brockton Police Involved in Early Morning Shooting Following Pursuit
By: Laura Soukkavong Brockton - Massachusetts State Police Detective Unit assigned to the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office is actively investigating a non-fatal officer-involved shooting in Brockton, according to District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz. At approximately 2:15 a.m., two Brockton Police officers on patrol in the same cruiser initiated a motor vehicle pursuit of a … Continue reading Brockton Police Involved in Early Morning Shooting Following Pursuit
Everyday Efficiency: Small Space, Big Order
Living or working in a small space doesn’t mean living with clutter. In fact, smaller spaces can be easier to manage when everything has a purpose and a place. The key is being intentional with what you keep and how you organize it. Start by thinking vertically. Use wall shelves, hooks, and stackable storage to … Continue reading Everyday Efficiency: Small Space, Big Order