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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 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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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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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.
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New interactive map lets you track changing fall colors in Mass.
Massachusetts has a new, official interactive fall foliage map showing trees’ changing colors. See it here.
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How much Whitey' Bulger's former lawyer is making to prosecute Karen Read retrial
NBC10 Boston has obtained the contract between the Norfolk District Attorney’s Office and the high-profile Boston attorney who’s been brought in to lead the prosecution in the Karen Read retrial.
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Rare whale found dead off Mass. died as result of entanglement in Maine lobster fishing gear
A rare whale found dead off Massachusetts earlier this year died as a result of entanglement in Maine lobster fishing gear, federal authorities said. The North Atlantic right whale was found dead off Martha’s Vineyard in January. The whales are declining in population and are at the center of efforts to more tightly regulate shipping and commercial fishing off...
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Iconic Route 1 restaurant confirms it is shutting down after 70+ years
An iconic restaurant on Route 1 north of Boston has confirmed that it is shutting down after over 70 years in business. Boston Restaurant Talk reported earlier this week that The Continental in Saugus was going to be closing on the weekend before Thanksgiving. The restaurant has been known in part for its steak and seafood dishes, along with its…
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Man pleads guilty to murder in Christmas Eve 2019 Fall River stabbing
A man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of a man in Fall River, Massachusetts, on Christmas Eve five years ago, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Witnesses describe terrifying encounter with suspected shooter in Worcester
A series of shootings across Worcester on Wednesday has left two people dead, including the man believed to be responsible for the attacks. Witnesses described a terrifying encounter with the suspected shooter on the highway.
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Driver in 2019 OUI crash that killed teen in Pembroke sentenced to life in prison
The driver accused of killing a 13-year-old girl and seriously injuring her mother and a classmate in Pembroke, Massachusetts, in late December 2019 was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole on Thursday morning. Gregory Goodsell, 36, was found guilty last week on all charges in the crash that killed Claire Zisserson, who was just shy of…
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Former Dartmouth police officer sentenced to 10-15 years in child rape case
A former Massachusetts police officer charged with child rape was sentenced Thursday to 10-15 years in prison followed by two years of probation. Shawn Souza, a former police officer in Dartmouth, was convicted Wednesday on two counts of aggravated rape of a child, one count of rape of a child by force and one count of indecent assault and battery…
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2 dead in series of shootings in Worcester
A series of shootings across Worcester on Wednesday has left two people dead, including the man believed to be responsible for the attacks.
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Video shows chaos on I-190 amid series of Worcester shootings that left 2 dead
Shocking video shows a man in a shootout in police on a highway in Worcester, Massachusetts. Police say 41-year-old Felix Rivera of Worcester shot and killed another man, 40-year-old Yubar Perez of Worcester, at a home on Heroult Road Wednesday afternoon. A short time later, Rivera was found running with a gun in traffic on Interstate 190. Police and witnesses…
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New iPhones being stolen from Mass. porches moments after delivery, police say
Police in Massachusetts are warning about thieves swiping new iPhones off doorsteps. The Weston Police Department shared surveillance images Wednesday of a man they say stole an iPhone on Buckskin Drive within minutes of its delivery via FedEx. Police in Needham also said Wednesday they had received many reports of iPhone thefts. “Typically, FedEx trucks are trailed by suspects who…
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Weston police warn of targeted iPhone package thefts
Thieves have been sifting through packages outside homes searching for boxes containing new iPhones.
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Healey makes move to block efforts to suspend Mass. gun reform law for 2 years
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed an emergency preamble to a gun reform bill passed this summer, a move that prevents the law from being suspended while opponents work on a ballot measure to put before voters in two years. The law addresses, among other things, ghost guns and red flag laws. “We needed to give time to our agencies and…
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‘Elder' in religious group sentenced on child rape charges in Mass.
A Massachusetts man prosecutors describe as an “elder” in a religious organization was sentenced Wednesday to at least three decades in prison for raping two children. The Bristol County District Attorney’s Office said 37-year-old Nehemya Smith of Plymouth received a sentence of 30 to 40 years in state prison after being found guilty last month of 25 charges. Smith was…
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Wanted for days, used car dealer suspected of fraud is arrested in Boston
The owner of a Massachusetts used car business who’d been wanted since last week on suspicion of fraud, theft and other charges was arrested Tuesday in Boston, police said.