Middleborough man convicted for 2020 murders of his parents
A Middleborough man has been convicted of murdering his parents in a 2020 stabbing, the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Thursday.
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Vt. bail hearing today for Tufts student detained at ICE center in Louisiana
The Tufts University student detained by ICE agents near her Somerville, Massachusetts, home in late March could possibly be released from a Louisiana detention center soon.
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MSP Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik expected back on stand for Day 13 in Karen Read trial
It was a tense day in court Thursday as a key investigator in John O’Keefe’s murder took the stand, putting vulgar text messages and high stakes evidence on full display as Karen Read’s defense team grilled into Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik. The Massachusetts State Police sergeant served as one of the lead investigators and says he went to ... -
FIRST ALERT: Heavy rain through late Saturday morning (live radar)
Today’s rain is holding back until the afternoon and evening. It’s then that the skies will open up. All told, up to 2” of rain is possible by the time the last drops fall on Saturday.
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Pope Leo XIV has an honorary degree from a Massachusetts college
Before becoming the first American pontiff, Chicago native Robert Francis Prevost received an honorary degree from North Andover’s Merrimack College
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‘Mistreatment of K9 heroes': Lawsuit accuses Seekonk employees of triggering dogs' PTSD
The owner of a facility that homes retired military and law enforcement K9s is suing animal control officers in Seekonk, Massachusetts, who showed up to perform an inspection at the property
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Man detained by ICE in window-smashing incident set for release, lawyer says
An immigrant taken into custody when ICE agents smashed his car’s window in New Bedford, Massachusetts, last month may soon be released from custody after an immigration judge said the government failed to prosecute the case, the man’s lawyer said.
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Why you should open a high-yield savings account
Experts say now is the time to make sure you’re earning interest on your money
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Five external options for Red Sox to replace Casas at first base
If the Red Sox look outside the organization for a solution at first base, they likely won’t be enthused with their options.
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‘Comeback city': Fans optimistic despite Celtics' blown leads against Knicks
The first two games of the Eastern Conference Semifinals saw the Knicks erase 20-point Celtics leads in Boston
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‘Harrowing': Video shows Worcester police hold girl's face on ground during ICE operation
Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra captured video of a 16-year-old girl’s face being held on the ground by Worcester police officers; she and her mother were detained in an apparent ICE operation
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Devers calls out Red Sox front office for asking him to play first base
Rafael Devers called out the Red Sox front office for approaching him about the possibility of replacing Triston Casas at first base.
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FIRST ALERT: Flash flooding in Mass., heavy rain coming for AM commute (live radar)
Severe storms are flashing in Mass, and Friday brings windswept rain and some flooding potential across the Boston, Massachusetts, area.
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Paul Pierce makes good on Celtics promise, walks 15 miles to FOX studios
Paul Pierce made good on his Celtics-Knicks Game 2 promise and walked 15-plus miles to work Thursday.
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Should phones be removed from Mass. classrooms? Senate president wants to consider it
Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka is calling for lawmakers to consider making schools cellphone-free
