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Driver in 2019 OUI crash that killed teen in Pembroke to be sentenced: Watch live at 9:30 a.m.
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 is scheduled to be sentenced Thursday morning. Gregory Goodsell was found guilty last week on all charges in the crash that killed Claire Zisserson, who was just shy of her 14th birthday, according to the Plymouth County…
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Former Dartmouth police officer to be sentenced in child rape case
A Massachusetts police officer charged with child rape is scheduled to be sentenced on Thursday morning. 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 of a person 14 or older, according…
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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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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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2 dead in series of shootings in Worcester. Witnesses describe the terrifying scene
A series of shootings across Worcester, Massachusetts, on Wednesday has left two people dead, including the man believed to be responsible for the attacks. It was a chaotic situation that at one point shut down a busy highway. It all started with a call to a home on Heroult Road for a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds who later…
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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.
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Gov. Healey blocks efforts to suspend gun reform law
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed an emergency preamble to a gun reform bill passed this summer that addresses, among other things, ghost guns and red flag law, though gun rights advocates had collected thousands of signatures in hopes of pushing pause on the bill until voters could weigh in with a ballot question.
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Mass. man died of EEE, family says, asking why state didn't announce it
An Acton man died EEE last month, according to his family and the town. His death is the first publicly linked to the mosquito-borne illness in Massachusetts this year.
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Businesses relying on ports hope for deal with striking dockworkers
Striking dockworkers and the ports they are picketing could not come to an agreement Wednesday. The International Longshoremen’s Association went on strike just after midnight Tuesday after the expiration of the union’s contract with the ports. The workers are calling for higher wages and protections from automation. With uncertainty over when the strike will end and the economic impacts...
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Dockworker strike continues to impact ports
Dockworkers and ports still can’t come to an agreement. Major businesses in Massachusetts are starting to hurt, and soon customers could end up paying for the stalemate.
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What's next for Nibi? Court hearing Friday could determine beaver's fate
Now that the immediate threat that Nibi would be released into the wild has passed, what’s next for the beloved 2-year-old beaver? Gov. Maura Healey said she “put a pause” on a plan by the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife to return the animal to the wild on Tuesday after thousands signed an online petition to opposing the...
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New England-wide treasure hunt ends as gold statue is found in Mass.
The Project Skydrop statue was found in Massachusetts, but the winner — who can claim an $87,600.00 bounty — has yet to come forward. Here’s what the founders say.
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Jaylen Brown makes the cover of TIME
Jaylen Brown is the first Celtics player to be on the cover of the magazine in 40 years.
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Stop & Shop prices vary store to store, and Mass. lawmakers want to know why
A study found that some Stop & Shop locations in Massachusetts charged higher prices in areas with a lower median income and now state lawmakers are demanding answers about the company’s practices. U.S. Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey and Reps. Jim McGovern and Ayanna Pressley sent a four-page letter to Stop and Shop leaders after a group of...
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Mass. beach to remain closed to swimming through October due to shark activity
Though swimming weather may be waning by the day, there’s one place where you won’t be able to take a late-season dip. Crane Beach in Ipswich, Massachusetts, has imposed a swimming ban through the end of October. The Trustees of Reservations, who oversee the beach, say it’s because of persistent great white shark sightings. A swimming ban had already...
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Still no swimming at Crane Beach due to shark activity
The swimming ban at Crane Beach in Ipswich, Massachusetts, has been extended until the end of October following shark activity last month.
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Mass. lawmakers question Stop & Shop prices
A teen task force has discovered that grocery store prices are different in the city and in suburban stores. And Stop & Shop is facing questions from Massachusetts lawmakers about potential price gouging.
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