From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

The Sentinel's Sarah Leach and Audra Gamble discuss the latest developments with police in the shooting death of 14-year-old Troy "TJ" Wells.

Aviv Ezra, Consul General of Israel to the Midwest, chats with the Journal Star's Steve Tarter about Israel's relevance in the Midwest and vice versa, the commonalities between the two regions, and changing how Israel and the Middle East are perceived.

A 71-year-old Brockton man, William D. Fredette, was killed Monday night, Feb. 18, when he was struck by an SUV on Route 3A in North Weymouth. The driver of that SUV was an off-duty Hull firefighter and paramedic, Brian Snow.

Three dolphins have been found dead in local waters in the past eight days, including two discovered on Sunday.

Brittany Baldrica, the marine mammal study coordinator for the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge, said none of the dolphins had physical injuries, showed signs of asphyxiation or any other clues that made it evident what had killed them.

T&G Executive Editor Dave Nordman and Sports Editor Jim Wilson talk about the changes to the Central Mass. tournaments in recent years that allow Eastern and Western Mass. teams to participate.

Times-Union columnist and podcast host Mark Woods talks with reporters David Bauerlein and Andrew Pantazi about how crime is factoring in Jacksonville’s mayoral race.

In the latest Belmont Buzz, Joanna Tzouvelis speaks with outgoing selectman Mark Paolillo about his near-decade tenure as one of Belmont's most dedicated public servants.

Savannah Alderman Van Johnson announced on Feb. 18, 2018 he was running to be the city's next mayor.