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25 charged in connection with multi-state fentanyl and cocaine conspiracy
Prosecutors said the organization allegedly generated $20,000 a day, used a color-coding system to differentiate between drugs and hid them in socks inside the engine compartments of cars driven by dealers.
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Man captured and arraigned on rape charges in Massachusetts
Werlen Luiz, 48, of Brazil, was found in North Carolina on Nov. 15 and he was subsequently transported to Plymouth County to face the charges.
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Woman shot and killed near Chelsea hotel
A woman who was shot near a hotel in Chelsea on Friday morning has died, according to police.
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WATCH: Feds announce corruption charges against Boston city councilor
Tania Fernandes Anderson is facing six counts of aiding and abetting wire fraud in connection with the use of federal money through her role on the city council.
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Woman shot and killed in Chelsea, person of interest in custody
A woman who was shot near a hotel in Chelsea, Massachusetts, on Friday morning, has died, according to police. The shooting occurred around 8:45 a.m. in the area of Eastern Avenue and Marginal Street, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where she was pronounced dead. The district attorney’s office said...
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READ THE INDICTMENT: Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson arrested
After days of rumors about a reported federal probe, Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson has been arrested on public corruption charges. The 11-page indictment says she faces six counts of aiding and abetting wire fraud in connection with the use of federal money through her role on the city council. Additional details about her arrest are expected to be…
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Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson arrested on public corruption charges
Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson has been arrested on federal public corruption charges, officials said Friday.
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Three former Mass. bank tellers indicted in $90,000 theft scheme
Surveillance video caught the entire incidents taking place.
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Mass. commission rolls out framework for ‘cannabis cafes'
Tucked away in an alley behind Newbury St. in Boston, there is a private entrance to the Rooted In Cannabis Dispensary, reserved for VIP guests. They are invited to a lounge at the back of the business for individualized sales. “Even before you walk in we work with customers to create the vibe that they are looking for so you…
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Contractor exposed in NBC10 investigation faces criminal charge
A home improvement contractor is facing a criminal charge for accepting $25,000 from a Stoughton, Massachusetts, homeowner and then never even putting a shovel in the ground to start her backyard pool project.
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To Catch a Contractor: All Phases owner facing larceny charges for never starting work
A contractor is accused of taking money from a Stoughton homeowner for a pool project that he allegedly never even started.
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Cannabis cafes green-lighted in Massachusetts
Dispensary owners are excited about the possibility of creating an in-store lounge for cannabis consumption.
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Judge grants Karen Read prosecutors' request for interview documents
The Karen Read murder case judge granted prosecutors’ request for access to off-the-record interviews and other documents from interviews with Boston Magazine reporter Gretchen Voss.
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Karen Read interview materials must be turned over, judge rules
The judge presiding over the Karen Read murder trial has ruled that interview materials from two local news outlets must be turned over to lawyers ahead of her retrial.
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Mass. residents endure first winter storm
Parts of Massachusetts received 8 inches of snow, making for a messy morning cleanup.
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Proposed shelter changes don't ‘match the realities' families face, opponents say
Roughly a week before key changes are scheduled to take effect, anti-homelessness advocates rallied outside Gov. Maura Healey’s office on Tuesday, saying the planned family shelter rules will “put more and more families on the street as the weather gets colder and colder.” Starting Dec. 10, the Healey administration will overhaul the strained family shelter system to create a new…
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King of Jordan no longer visiting Massachusetts State House on Thursday
UPDATE: Healey’s office said Thursday morning that King Abdullah’s visit to the State House was cancelled “due to weather conditions and flight delays.” The ceremonial front doors of the Massachusetts State House will swing open Thursday as Gov. Maura Healey welcomes His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to the State House....
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Recent fires in Mass. under investigation as suspicious
In cities and towns across Massachusetts, officials have been warning that people intentionally starting fires has been a problem. Some of those fires have prompted offers of rewards for information leading to the arrest of anyone responsible. Here’s more on the fires, which authorities have drawn no connection between. In Southbridge, police and fire officials said Wednesday that a...
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Recent fires in Mass. under investigation as suspicious
Several recent fires in Massachusetts are believed to have been caused by people, either intentionally set or caused by squatters.
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Driver criticizes Mass. RMV wait time for disability parking placard
A Belmont woman reached out to our NBC10 Investigators who knew she’d need a temporary handicap parking placard after injuring her foot in a fall but learned how long it would take to get one.