Every day, The Herald News will be bringing you the top news you need to start your day. Here are our top 5 news stories for Monday, Feb. 18:

SLAIN STUDENT REMEMBERED

About 150 people gathered at Kennedy Park on Sunday to remember 17-year-old William Wheeler, who was stabbed to death at 96 Fountain St. just before midnight Feb. 13.

The crowd of students and adults released balloons into the sky near the pavilion in honor of the Resiliency Preparatory School student.

A LOVE STORY

For Somerset couple Laurie and Caroline Hart, the mysterious world of online dating led not only to love but also to a prospective movie.

“Finding Hart” is a romantic comedy inspired by their love story — one that started out with them facing the unknown to fighting for what they know, which is "love is love."

FALL RIVER WONDERS

What’s been happening at the Watuppa Heights site since the housing complex was leveled by bulldozers in 2013. The short answer: not too much.

ROUTE 79 ROLLOVER

A 37-year-old Taunton woman was seriously injured but is expected to survive after her Jeep rolled over on Route 79 about 5 p.m. Saturday, according to state police.

The woman was taken to Rhode Island Hospital for treatment of her injuries. The crash occurred in the area of the second northbound off-ramp towards the Veterans Memorial Bridge.

SUICIDE PREVENTION

The number of suicides in Bristol County is growing and so are the frustrations of those working in the mental health field.

Representatives of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention, as well as regional mental health professionals and elected officials, were invited to a town hall meeting in Fall River on Saturday to discuss the gap between the programs locally in place and the population they are intended for.