Tagged: Brockton

Credit: City of Brockton Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan provides WATD’s Dan McCready with an update on COVID numbers in the city, while also discussing proposed MBTA Cuts, and the ongoing situation at Fort Hood.

Credit: City Of Brockton Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the latest COVID numbers, hospital visitations, and when Special Education students may be returning to the classroom.

Credit: City Of Brockton Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Christine James about the city’s COVID numbers, the COVID Task Force, and Thanksgiving.    

Credit: Brockton Police A Brockton man is being charged with leaving the scene of a crash that left a woman dead. The Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office says that 33-year-old Michael Blanche was arrested by Massachusetts State Police Troopers Thursday afternoon. Brockton Police say that on Tuesday night they received a 911 call reporting a […]

 Credit: City of Brockton Brockton Mayor Sullivan discusses the latest COVID Numbers, Thanksgiving plans, and the Automatic Failure Policy in the city’s schools.    

The lives of two women were taken Tuesday in fatal Brockton motor vehicle crashes. At around 3:15 p.m., emergency crews responded to a multiple vehicle crash at the intersection of Route 123 and Pearl St. Witnesses at the scene say a man ran a red light and crashed into two vehicles, killing one of the […]

Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan gives an update on a Thursday morning fire at Rice’s Market and the city’s latest COVID numbers.  

Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan discusses recent elections and COVID-19 numbers in the city.  

WATD’s Dan McCready gets an update from Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan regarding the city’s latest COVID numbers, education plans, and his thoughts on Halloween.      

The Brockton Trial Court Complex will be closed on Wednesday. State officials say a Court Officer has tested positive for COVID-19 and the courts will be closed for disinfecting and will reopen on Thursday.   Officials say the officer was last in the courthouse on Friday and worked in various areas of the building throughout the day.