Audrey Cooney is a reporter at The Herald News. She covers a range of topics including education, social services, public transportation, and team sports, showcasing her commitment to community-focused journalism. Audrey's work has been featured in several publications, including the Taunton Daily Gazette, Cape Cod Times, and Yahoo News.
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Audrey Cooney's coverage is heavily focused on local news, such as community events, education, and government announcements in the Greater Fall River area of Massachusetts. She also covers topics related to crime and business.
Given her focus on local news, pitches should be centered around providing insights or access to individuals directly involved in events or issues within the Greater Fall River area. Topics related to community development, local businesses' impact on residents, educational initiatives, and political developments at a local level could be well received by Audrey.
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By: Audrey Cooney
The closure of the bridge linking Saugus and Lynn will bring "extended" detours, MassDOT said.
By: Audrey Cooney
"An older male was seen picking up approximately $7,400 in cash that had fallen from the roof of the car of its rightful owner," police said.
By: Audrey Cooney
An Arlington man is facing an assault charge after he allegedly attacked an older man participated in a 'No Kings' protest on Cape Cod.
By: Audrey Cooney
Peter Afouxenides, 61, pleaded not guilty in Barnstable District Court on Monday to one charge of assault and battery on a person 60 years or older/disabled person.
By: Audrey Cooney
"I carried him, raised him, loved him, and dreamed of seeing him grow old,” the victim's mother wrote in a statement read aloud in court.
Warren became the first African American popularly elected to lead a city in Massachusetts when he was elected mayor of Newton in 2009.
"I am shocked. And I have called his phone and texted him repeatedly upon learning this devastating news as it was easier to be in denial,” Representative Ayanna Pressley wrote on social media.
By: Tom Westerholm, Audrey Cooney
The Celtics held off a spirited push from James Harden and the Clippers in the fourth quarter for a hard-fought 121-118 victory.
By: Audrey Cooney
The incident began at around 3:45 p.m., as an Orange Line train was stopped approaching Roxbury Crossing, according to the transit agency.
By: Audrey Cooney
Mourners gathered in Salem for funeral services for Kevin Trainor, a State Police trooper who was killed by a wrong-way driver in Lynnfield.
