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Man admits killing son-in-law, shooting at daughter in 2021 in New Bedford
A man has admitted fatally shooting his son-in-law in front of his daughter and their three kids outside a New Bedford, Massachusetts, auto repair shop three years ago, prosecutors said.
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Hingham parents sue school district over child's AI usage
The family says the Hingham High School student and another classmate were writing a history paper last year when they used AI for some of their research notes – not to write the paper itself. They were accused of cheating. Now the case is being taken up in federal court.
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Hingham parents sue school district over child's AI usage
A very complicated question in classrooms so far — how does artificial intelligence have to be handled in learning? One Hingham student has brought that question front and center here in Massachusetts. And the case is scheduled to be heard Tuesday in federal court in Boston. It’s an interesting case because nowadays it’s almost harder not to use artificial...
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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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Hingham parents sue school district over AI usage
A federal court hearing is scheduled Tuesday in the case of a Hingham student whose parents have sued the local school district for punishing their son for using AI while writing a history paper last year.
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Motorcycle hits pedestrian at Mass. and Cass
Two people were hospitalized Monday after a motorcycle hit a pedestrian in Boston. Police say the crash happened near the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard. The motorcyclist and the person who were hit were hospitalized. Their conditions were not immediately known. No further information was immediately available.
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Grandmother injured in Stoneham hit-and-run
A Stoneham family is calling for justice after a hit-and-run crash left a grandmother with serious injuries.
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Pedestrian hit by motorcycle in Boston
Boston police responded to a pedestrian crash Monday night in the Mass. and Cass area.
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Man stabbed at South Bay Center in Dorchester
Boston police say a person was stabbed Monday night at Dorchester’s South Bay Center. Officers responded around 9:45 p.m. to 11A Allstate Road for a report of a person stabbed, police said. Applebee’s and Olive Garden share that street address, but footage from the scene showed police tape around Applebee’s. The man who was stabbed was brought to an...
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Nantucket fishermen spot and rescue man stranded on overturned boat
Two Nantucket fishermen made a life-saving catch this weekend, saving a frantic fellow fisherman clinging to what was left of his capsized boat.
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Man rescued from capsized boat
Two Nantucket fishermen are being credited with saving the life of a man stranded at sea.
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Federal abortion pill lawsuit targets states like Massachusetts
Three midwestern states are trying to restrict access to the abortion drug mifepristone across the United States in a recently filed amended lawsuit targeting so-called shield states like Massachusetts. The complaint challenges the ability of telehealth providers to dispense the drug through the mail to patients and makes it illegal for minors. Local reproductive health experts told NBC10 Boston Monday…
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Woman hurt in Stoneham hit-and-run
Stoneham police are looking for the driver who hit a grandmother in a crosswalk.
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Political signs set on fire in Sterling
Video shows lawn signs for Democratic candidates burning outside a Sterling home last week.
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A year later, search continues for Mass. veteran suspected of killing wife
Tuesday marks one year since Breanne Pennington, a young mother of four, was found shot to death in her Cherry Street home in Gardner, Massachusetts.
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Federal abortion pill lawsuit targets states like Massachusetts
Three midwestern states are trying to restrict access to mifepristone across the country, arguing in court that shield states like Massachusetts shouldn’t be allowed to ship abortion pills to states with abortion bans.
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Family pleads for driver to turn self in after hitting grandmother in Stoneham
A grandmother was seriously injured in a hit-and-run crash this weekend, according to police in Stoneham, Massachusetts. The woman was hit Saturday evening near the intersection of Spring Street and Pleasant Street. Officers responded around 8:45 p.m. to find the woman on the sidewalk, suffering from serious injuries. Police say the woman was in a crosswalk when she was hit….
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Man busted offering federal benefits seeker $100 for sex, prosecutors say
A Social Security Administration worker suggested to the woman they “help each other out” at a Mass. hotel parking lot, federal prosecutors say.
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Lawn signs for Harris, Warren and McGovern set on fire in Sterling
Someone set fire to political signs on a lawn in Sterling, Massachusetts, on Thursday. Sterling police confirmed officers and firefighters were called out just after 10 p.m. to investigate the fire. There were no suspects in the area when officers arrived, and investigators said there were no other reports of vandalism in town. A neighbor pulled up alongside the home…
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Popular chocolatier opening in Brookline's Coolidge Corner
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.] A New Hampshire-based retailer of handmade chocolate products that also operates several chocolate shops and cafes is bringing a third location to the Boston area. According to a source (Gary Goldblatt), L.A. Burdick is planning to open an outlet in Brookline, with a Google search indicating that it will apparently take...
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Mass. cannabis businesses surrendering licenses at an alarming rate
The rate at which Mass. cannabis businesses are surrendering licenses has picked up rapidly in the past year as the industry faces economic and regulatory headwinds.