North Reading

An elderly woman has died after she became trapped under a car in North Reading, Massachusetts, last week, authorities said Monday. The woman was rushed to a hospital after emergency crews freed her from under her Buick Regal in her driveway, but she later died, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office and North Reading police. Investigators believe the...

There was no update on the person’s condition.

A person who was trapped under a vehicle in North Reading, Massachusetts, Wednesday night, was rushed to the hospital after emergency crews freed them. North Reading police and fire departments responded to the motor vehicle incident on Fieldcrest Terrace after receiving a 911 call around 7:48 p.m. reporting a person was trapped under a car near Fieldcrest and Hollywood terraces….

As a family in North Reading, Massachusetts, continues to mourn the death of their beloved dog, the Connecticut woman who said she was training him will be in court later this month. Josephine Raglund was originally scheduled to be arraigned Friday in Woburn District Court on multiple charges including larceny and federal obstruction in connection with the alleged dog training…

The Hanson family said their their three-year-old French bulldog died while in the care of a supposed dog trainer they hired on a website called “Thumbtack.”

The trainer, who called herself “Lily,” charged more than $2,000 for a two-week boarding program. The Hansons said that Charlie was picked up by “Lily” on Sept. 1, but then Charlie was never returned.

A North Reading, Massachusetts, family is heartbroken after their dog died in the care of a Connecticut dog trainer, who allegedly lied and led them to believe their pet was still alive. To make matters worse, it seems that the North Reading family isn’t the only victim; investigators said this is a dog scam operation that spans several states,...

A North Reading family is speaking out after they say a trainer scammed them and left their dog for dead.

A North Reading man says his dog is dead after he left the animal in the care of a woman who said she was a trainer.

A dog from Massachusetts died in the care of a Connecticut dog trainer, who misled the animal’s owner and officers investigating what happened, police said Tuesday. Saying the trainer was conducting a dog training scam, police in North Reading, Massachusetts, are seeking to charge the woman with felony counts of larceny and misleading a police officer. Four other dogs...