The Massachusetts Health Connector will be hosting a “Fall Festival Enrollment Event” on Saturday in Brockton. Health Connector spokesman Alec Loftus tells WATD News that all are welcome to attend. Loftus tells WATD News that you can register ahead of time if you’d like and find out what forms to bring with you. Massachusetts […]
With just two weeks left in the regular season, the MIAA Power Rankings watch is on. Playoff positioning is in full swing, as teams vie for top seeds, home games, and for some, spots in the tournament. It’s been a great fall thus far for the South Shore and Metro South. At least one area […]
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the Budget Deficit, Music Lessons, and possible security concerns.
Crews in Brockton were called to the scene of a garage fire Monday night. Fire Chief Brian Nardelli says that crews arrived on scene on Arch St. to find a two car detached garage that was fully involved. The fire was put down in about 20 minutes with no injuries reported. Nardelli says the incident […]
Crews were called to the scene after a multi-car crash in Brockton. Fire officials say that the incident took place Sunday night in the area of 298 Moraine St. after a motor vehicle crashed into several parked cars both in the street and on private property and then rolled over. Occupants inside the vehicle had […]
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan spoke with WATD’s Dan McCready about the ongoing school budget deficit investigation, rising COVID numbers, and the ongoing situation in Israel.
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the investigation into the school department’s $14.4 million budget deficit, the impact the looming government shutdown could have on the city, and the Frontier League baseball team that will play in Campanelli Stadium.
Whitman Police are investigating after cars were stolen from a local dealership. Chief Timothy Hanlon says shortly after 4 a.m. Thursday Brockton Police told them about an investigation into a crash involving a white Ford Explorer on Crescent St. An initial investigation determined that the car involved had been stolen from a dealership on Temple […]
Police take action after a series of threatening texts were sent out. Brockton Police said that on Sunday they we were made aware of a series of threatening text messages targeting individuals. That was followed by social media posts. Police say they have identified the author, and charges are pending.
Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the school department’s budget deficit, Tuesday’s Preliminary Elections, and the current state of Brockton Hospital.