Fall River’s Special Charter Review Committee is in the final stages of reviewing the city’s organizational document and developing a report due by the end of next month.

Fall River Mayor Paul Coogan late last week submitted a $408 million dollar city budget to the city council for the fiscal year that begins this July.

Bristol Community College will award over 800 degrees and certificates at its 56th Annual Commencement Exercises this Saturday at the Fall River campus on Elsbree Street.

Fall River Police and the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office is investigating a homicide in Fall River last night.

This Saturday, U.S. Postal Service offices in Fall River and Somerset will join the rest of the country for its annual Stamp Out Hunger campaign.

The end of the COVID pandemic is impacting those who are covered by MassHealth.

After three years, the COVID-19 pandemic health emergency is over effective tomorrow. Both President Biden and Governor Maura Healey made the declarations earlier this year. But what does it mean i…

Here is our weekly interview with Mayor Paul Coogan recorded on May 10, 2023.

Fall River city councilor Pam Laliberte has struck a deal with the prosecution on charges she harassed the wife of a former lover in Westport and intimidated witnesses in the police investigation.

MassDOT has announced the impacts of the next phase of demolition in the Rte. 79 reconstruction project.

Do you have city-issued trash or yard waste carts in need of repair. The city has a program to repair them.

Construction on the Fall River branch of SouthCoast Rail is substantially complete. The focus is now on signal and train testing and ensuring residents stay away from what will be increased activit…

UMass Dartmouth has released the dates of its Class of 2023 Commencement Ceremonies.

The city will provide property owners with free trees as part of an environmental beautification pilot project.

The Diocese of Fall River closed St. Anne’s parish in 2019 and leased the building to the St. Anne’s Preservation Society with the hopes of renovating the historic church.

Here is our weekly interview with Fall River Mayor Paul Coogan.

State education officials visited Bristol Community College last week to hear from students and staff about the importance of making a college education more affordable for local residents.

Here are the events planned for next week at the Fall River Public Library.