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Barnstable police investigating large fire at impound lot
Police and fire officials are investigating a fire that broke out inside an impound lot in Barnstable, Massachusetts, overnight. The fire started in a vehicle inside a lot on Thornton Drive and quickly spread to other vehicles in the lot, which is used by a local towing company for vehicles towed by area police departments. No injuries were reported, and…
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Barnstable police investigate vehicle fire at impound lot
Fire officials are investigating a blaze that broke out inside an impound lot in Barnstable, Massachusetts, overnight.
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Black man details alleged beating at the hands of a white supremacist group in Boston
A Black teacher and musician told a court about how members of a white nationalist hate group punched, kicked and beat him with metal shields during a march through downtown Boston two years ago. Charles Murrell III, of Boston was in federal court Thursday to testify in his lawsuit asking for an undisclosed amount of money from the group’s leader,...
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BCBS: How to Prioritize Your Mental Wellness This Holiday Season
The holiday season can be the most difficult time of the year for many people. Dr. Ximena Sanchez-Samper, a board-certified psychiatrist from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, shares practical tips to help you prioritize your mental health and manage holiday stress.
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New Massachusetts State Police colonel to be sworn in Friday
Gov. Maura Healey will swear in the new colonel of the Massachusetts State Police on Friday morning. Geoffrey Noble will be sworn in at 10:15 a.m. at the State House, the governor’s office said. Noble has spent 30 years in law enforcement, most of them with the New Jersey State Police. Healey announced last month that she had selected Noble,…
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Teachers in 4 Mass. school districts begin ‘work-to-rule' protest
Educators in four Massachusetts school districts have voted to enter into “work-to-rule” status this week.
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Boston hotel workers threatening ‘all-out' strike Friday
Thousands of hotel workers are threatening to strike Friday. That would impact many downtown Boston hotels. The UNITE HERE Local 26 Union has reached a breaking point. Thousands of its members have been working without a contract since Aug. 31, and the union president says they don’t appear close to reaching a deal. So we could see them decide to…
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Teachers in 4 Mass. school districts taking part in ‘work-to-rule' protest. What does it mean for students?
Educators in four Massachusetts school districts have voted to enter into “work-to-rule” status this week. The teachers’ unions in Beverly, Gloucester and Revere begin taking part in the “work-to-rule” status Friday, while Marblehead started Wednesday. The four districts are part of North Shore Educators United, a coalition of teachers’ unions. So what does this mean for students in these districts?…
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New Mass. State Police colonel being sworn in Friday
The new head of the Massachusetts State Police is set to be sworn in by Gov. Maura Healey on Friday.
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Teachers, hotel workers demand better work conditions, dock workers strike ends
Thousands of workers across Massachusetts are demanding better working conditions, including teachers and hotel workers. Meanwhile, the dock workers strike has just come to an end.
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Tour guides feel ‘targeted' by Salem's noise ordinance this Halloween season
Halloween excitement is building in Salem, Massachusetts, but the city is trying to make sure the sound isn’t. A new noise ordinance is in effect during the busy Halloween season, prohibiting sound above 68 decibels from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekends. Tour guides in the popular Halloween destination are…
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Salem sets noise limit during Halloween season, spooking tour guides
The Witch City is amplifying its calls for quieter streets with a new noise ordinance.
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Father arrested after kidnapping 18-month-old son, police say
A father allegedly kidnapped his son from a Canton day care, ultimately being arrested in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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Man arrested for taking his toddler from Canton day care despite restraining order: police
A man took his toddler from the boy’s day care in Canton, Massachusetts, despite a restraining order, sparking a police search that tracked the pair into Rhode Island on Thursday, officials said. Nathan Dorosario was taken into custody over an hour later in Pawtucket, according to police there and in Canton. His child was safe and being returned to...
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MBTA Transit Police seek man after indecent assault of 15-year-old girl in Somerville
Authorities are looking for a man after they say a 15-year-old girl was assaulted in Somerville, Massachusetts. The MBTA Transit Police put out photos of a person of interest being sought in an indecent assault and battery investigation. Police say it occurred along MBTA Bus Route 86 in the McGrath Highway area, but did not say when the assault happened…
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What Karen Read's appeals, Michael Proctor's texts and a new prosecutor mean for the next trial
Three months after a mistrial was declared in the case against Karen Read, we look at all the developments and how they will impact the upcoming retrial.
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Video shows man fire at police on I-190 in Worcester
Worcester police say Felix Rivera shot and killed someone at a home before trying to carjack drivers on I-190, being involved in a shootout with police before taking his own life.
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Nibi the beaver is staying home!
Ending days of speculation over Nibi the beaver’s looming eviction, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey has intervened in Newhouse Wildlife Rescue’s push to keep the animal, granting her a permit to be used for educational purposes that keeps her with her adopted family....
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Nibi the beaver staying home! Gov. Healey grants request to stay at wildlife rescue
Turns out, Nibi the beaver won’t have to learn how to live in the wild on its own after all.
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Boston to roll out new liquor licenses in underserved communities
It’s been a busy summer at Cool Shade in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood. The Jamaican eatery sees dozens of customers each day serving up jerk chicken, plantains and plenty of rice and beans. “For the food, it’s pretty good,” said Cool Shade owner Andre Williams. “But the liquor would definitely attract way more diverse customers here.” Williams is just one...
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Boston sets new rules for liquor licenses
The city will be handing out 225 new liquor licenses, working to ensure they will go to underserved neighborhoods and minority-owned businesses.