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Boston Celtics Hold First-Ever ‘LGBTQA Pride Night’
The Boston Celtics celebrated the team's first-ever "LGBTQA Pride Night" on Wednesday, January 9. "LGBTQA"…
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Republican Runs for City Council in Burlington, Vermont
Paco DeFrancis is the only Republican running for the city council in Burlington, Vermont — and if he doesn't win his…
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New Bedford Too Religious, Not ‘Gay Enough’ To Be Creative
"Is New Bedford Arts and Culture Gay Enough?" asks Steven Froias in a column in the Fall River Herald News.…
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Taser, Punches, Kneeing Have Little Effect on Suspect, Cops Say
A 36-year-old man fought with cops even after they used a Taser on him twice and punched and kneed him.…
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Massachusetts Newspaper Refers To ‘Trump’s Wailing Wall’ in Headline Reporting President’s Speech
The Lowell Sun ran a headline above a wire story about President Donald Trump's primetime address to the nation that…
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Philip Rivers 0-7 vs. Tom Brady
Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers is 0-7 lifetime against New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, with all of the previous games having…
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Man Kidnaps Woman and Son In Order To Try To Find Wife, Police Say
A 41-year-old Vermont man who abducted a 25-year-old mother and her son in New Hampshire in order, he…
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Where’s the Snow?
The city of Boston had racked up two-tenths of one inch of snow this winter as of earlier this week, prompting…
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Mashpee Wampanoag Casino Still A Pipe Dream, But New Bill in Congress Could Rescue Tribe
Taunton residents who don't want a 900-room hotel casino near their homes would be overridden if Congress passes a…
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Diner Patrons in Worcester Can’t Stand Elizabeth Warren, Newspaper Finds
"Is she nice?" one 8-year-old girl asked when the topic of presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren came up at…
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Homeless Woman Calls New City Park Curfew ‘Act of War,’ Cites Illegal Immigrants As Hindrance
A homeless woman who lives in her truck and lives off $750 a month in federal benefits says she plans to sue…
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Ninety-Nine Red Balloons? Not If Some in Cape Cod Town Get Their Way
The town of Orleans on Cape Cod is considering a ban on selling and releasing helium balloons. Selectmen voted this week to…
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Democrats Ban Guns In New Hampshire House
On their first day in the majority Democrats in the New Hampshire House of Representatives banned guns from the chamber in the…
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Columbus Day Survives Attack in Framingham – But He’ll Have To Share Space on School Calendar
School officials in Framingham rejected a bid to replace Columbus Day on the school calendar with "Indigenous Peoples Day," but…
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No Regrets for Former Drug Smuggler, Who Gets Celebrity Welcome in Weymouth
A 75-year-old former marijuana and cocaine smuggler who did decades in jail returned this week to the South Shore town…
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Fall River City Council Sets March 12 For Recall Election of Mayor
Jasiel Correia II may become the second mayor of Fall River recalled during the last five years if voters toss him out…
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Marijuana Legal, But Not If You Run A Business Out of Your Home
Gloucester police plan to arrest a man in his mid-20s who was running a high-volume recreational marijuana business out of…
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It’s Official: Zero Republicans from New England in Congress in 2019
U.S. Representative Bruce Poliquin of Maine announced Monday, December 24 that he is ending his federal court challenge to the state&…
