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‘Are you okay?' program helps 80-year-old Canton woman
“Are you OK?” is a free program run by the sheriff’s office that offers calls to residents of Norfolk County who live alone and could use a check-in related to their health or well-being.
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Framingham police look for robber who assaulted woman
A woman is recovering after she was attacked when she left a check cashing business in Framingham, Massachusetts, Thursday morning.
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Fallen Mass. trooper's mom feels something ‘strange' happened at police academy
As an independent investigator now takes on the case, Sandra Garcia says she wants transparency and to know what happened, because with so much damage done, she believes it was something strange.
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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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People escape Helene's path as volunteers head south
As the Sunshine State braces for impact, the Bay State is lending a helping hand as dozens of volunteers head south to assist with whatever Hurricane Helene has in store.
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Video captures woman being robbed as she left Framingham check cashing business
A woman is recovering after she was attacked when she left a check cashing business in Framingham, Massachusetts, Thursday morning. Surveillance video shows a man chasing her, grabbing her backpack, and throwing her to the ground. He then escaped in a Honda Pilot. “She was very frantic,” said the woman’s nephew, who adds that she was likely followed as...
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Used car dealer in Mass. wanted for fraud, victims urged to come forward
Police in Swansea, Massachusetts, say they have charged the owner of a used car business in connection with a fraud scheme, and they are urging any victims to come forward as they continue searching for the 46-year-old Attleboro man. Swansea police say they have obtained multiple arrest warrants for Edward Cicciu on fraud-related charges, and that he’s currently wanted...
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Advocates push to register Boston's unhoused to vote
Efforts are underway to make sure unhoused people can vote in November’s election, including in Massachusetts.
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Dozens of Mass. volunteers, first responders head south to help with Hurricane Helene
As the Sunshine State braced for impact Thursday, the Bay State was lending a helping hand as dozens of volunteers headed south to assist with whatever Hurricane Helene has in store. More than 40 members of Massachusetts Task Force Once packed up and traveled to the Gulf Coast to support the area as it braced for nearly 20-foot storm surge….
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Dozens of volunteers from Mass. head south to help with Hurricane Helene's impacts
Hurricane Helene is predicted to have more of an impact inland than hurricanes typically have.
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Family of Mass. trooper who died after police academy training speaks ahead of his funeral
The family of Massachusetts State Trooper Enrique Delgado-Garcia spoke in an exclusive interview ahead of his funeral services about his life and his death, which came after taking part in a now-suspended boxing exercise at the police academy.
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That minor traffic citation? You could lose your license in Massachusetts
Jonah Feldman is relieved he is legally allowed to get behind the wheel again. The sophomore at Tufts University was on a family trip in New Jersey over the 4th of July. On the way back from getting ice cream with his girlfriend and his sister, a police officer pulled him over for speeding. Feldman said the officer told him…
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Fallen Mass. trooper's mom believes there was ‘great negligence' in his police academy death
The family of fallen Trooper Enrique Delgado-Garcia spoke exclusively to NBC10 Boston and Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra Thursday ahead of the 25-year-old’s funeral services, saying they believe something strange must have happened at the Massachusetts State Police Academy ahead of his death. Sandra Garcia says her son always wanted to dedicate himself to helping others. When he told her that...
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Mass. residents shocked by giant flying spider in Boston: ‘Some kind of Halloween prank'
State officials said while it is unfortunate to have any non-native species in Massachusetts, residents do not need to be alarmed.
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Minor traffic citation could cost you your license in Massachusetts
When a Holliston driver received a minor out-of-state citation, he was surprised when the RMV sent a letter to notify him about a 60-day suspension of his license. His ordeal is far from an isolated one. So why hasn’t anything been done to fix a problem that unfairly punishes drivers in Massachusetts?...
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Violent robbery caught on camera in Framingham
Framingham police are searching for the robbery suspect who was captured on surveillance video Thursday morning.
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Registering Boston's unhoused to vote before Election Day
Unhoused people aren’t often remembered in election season, but voting and homeless advocates are working to make sure they can exercise their constitutional right by voting.
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Mass. prison attack fallout centers on weapons, ‘secreted contraband'
Massachusetts’ corrections chief said this week that the safety of correctional officers is “a priority we cannot compromise” and detailed the steps taken in the wake of last week’s assaults at the state’s maximum-security prison, but the union representing officer said the state’s response has been “inadequate.” Two correction officers were “assaulted by incarcerated individuals” and stabbed at the...
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Driver charged in Cape Cod crash that killed 1 teen, injured others
A driver has been charged in a deadly crash involving several teenagers this summer on Cape Cod, authorities said Thursday. A 17-year-old died and other occupants of the Toyota Rav4 that crashed about 2 a.m. June 25 on Carleton Drive at Swain Circle in Mashpee were hurt, authorities have said. Jack Burns was indicted on charges of reckless driving and…
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‘He has a mind of his own': Dog rescued after getting stranded on roof of Revere home
A dog that accidentally stranded itself on the roof of a home in Revere, Massachusetts, was rescued Thursday with some help from a Good Samaritan and the city’s animal control officer. The dog — named Rocky — apparently poked its nose through a barely open upper-story window and then climbed out on the roof and didn’t know how to get…
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Newton man killed while riding bike in Cambridge
A cyclist was hit and killed Monday in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Loved ones are remembering 62-year-old John Corcoran of Newton, Massachusetts, after he was fatally hit while riding his bike on Memorial Drive. His family is calling for better safety measures on the road. “On Monday, the world lost a great man,” said his son, John Corcoran. “My sister and I…