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Turtleboy's defense claims DA lied about evidence, improperly used personal email
An attorney for one of Karen Read‘s most visible supporters, facing charges of witness intimidation in the case, is leveling new allegations against prosecutors. The defense team for Aidan Kearney, the blogger better known as “Turtleboy,” sent a letter to prosecutors Thursday claiming that Norfolk County District Attorney Michael Morrissey lied about evidence and improperly communicated by personal email....
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Person hospitalized after Franklin explosion
An explosion at a work site Friday in Franklin, Massachusetts, sent a person to the hospital. Police said they responded to the incident on Pond Street to find that a barrel had exploded at a job site. One person was brought to the hospital with injuries, according to Franklin police. Authorities did not comment on the nature or severity of…
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Early in-person voting starts in Mass. this weekend
In towns and cities across Massachusetts, election workers are waiting with anticipation. Early voting begins Saturday and serves as the first in-person chance for Bay Staters to make their voices heard. Voting booths, ballots and volunteers all in position ready for the expected voting rush. “In the beginning and the end, it’s kind of, there’s the rushes,” said Newton...
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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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Turtleboy accuses Norfolk County DA of lying and mishandling his investigation
Attorneys for blogger Aidan Kearney are accusing prosecutors of lying about evidence and improperly communicating via personal email.
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Strike suspended at 2 Omni hotels in Boston, union says
The hotel workers strike at two Boston hotels has been suspended as a tentative agreement was reached, the union announced Friday night. Workers at Omni Parker House and the Omni Boston Seaport are no longer picketing, the union 685 UNITE HERE Local 26 announced, with a vote to ratify the contract set for Sunday. The union didn’t release details on…
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Karen Read appears on Dateline as high court prepares to hear her appeal
In Friday’s edition of Canton Confidential, we look at Karen Read’s Dateline interview, her first trial’s price tag for taxpayers and other recent headlines in the high-profile case.
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Head of Mass. State Police unit that investigated Karen Read transferred out
Police announced Friday evening that Det. Lt. Brian Tully, who has been under internal investigation, has been transition to a different department for the time being.
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Early in-person voting starts Saturday in Mass.
If you want to vote early in Massachusetts, you can head to the polls starting this weekend.
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Head of the Charles Regatta gets underway
Rowers from around the world are converging on Boston this weekend.
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Inmate charged in 2022 attack on MCI-Shirley corrections officer pleads guilty
A man who was charged with attacking a corrections officer when he was housed as an inmate at the Massachusetts Correctional Institute in Shirley in 2022 pled guilty Friday, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office.
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Teen arrested in attack on person with disability in Danvers, police say
A teenage boy has been arrested in an attack on a person with a disability near a Danvers, Massachusetts, middle school, police said Friday. The 15-year-old, whose name wasn’t shared, was arrested about 1:30 p.m. Friday over the attack six days earlier in the area of Holten Richmond Middle School and Plains Park, Danvers police said. He faces charges...
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Employer cited in death of worker crushed in partial collapse under Hanson home
The death of a worker crushed by part of a Hanson, Mass., building’s foundation in February was “entirely preventable,” according to OSHA, which has cited the man’s employer.
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The Head of the Charles Regatta is underway
Hundreds of thousands of fans are expected over the weekend to see the world’s largest three-day regatta.
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Huge turnout expected as Head of the Charles kicks off Friday
It’s sure to be a busy weekend in both Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts, with the 59th Head of the Charles Regatta kicking off Friday morning. You can watch a livestream of all the weekend’s events here. Over the three-day event, hundreds of thousands of spectators will come out to watch the races. And with this weekend’s beautiful, unseasonably warm...
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Head of the Charles Regatta begins today
Over the 3-day event, hundreds of thousands of spectators will come out to watch the races.
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Person hurt in Jamaica Plain shooting; no arrests
A person was shot near the intersection of Huntington Avenue and South Huntington Avenue, near the Riverway stop on the MBTA’s Green Line, according to police.
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Karen Read trial cost nearly $210K in police overtime
Taxpayers are on the hook for a hefty security price tag after the monthslong trial that ended with a hung jury.
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Boston police investigate Jamaica Plain shooting
A person was shot Thursday night in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood, police say.
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Mass. Question 4: Should some psychedelic drugs be legal?
Should some hallucinogenic drugs be legalized for use in Massachusetts? That is what Question 4 asks Bay State voters to decide. If approved, the measure would allow five psychedelics — psilocybin, psilocyn, mescaline, dimethyltryptamine (also known as DMT, the psychoactive ingredient in the drug ayahuasca) and ibogaine — to be grown, shared, used at home and offered by licensed professionals…
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Person shot in Boston
10/18/24 UPDATE: Boston police said Friday morning the victim had died from his injuries. Police are investigating a shooting Thursday night in Boston’s Mission Hill neighborhood. A person was shot near the intersection of Huntington Avenue and South Huntington Avenue, near the Riverway stop on the MBTA’s Green Line sometime before 10 p.m., according to police. Police said Friday...