Ex-deputy jail superintendent accused of extorting employees for free work at home
The Massachusetts State Ethics Commission investigation was launched after a Small Town Secrets report on Norfolk County Sheriff’s Deputy Tom Brady
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The Path, Part II: What a full offseason reboot would look like for Celtics
Should the Celtics consider the nuclear option this offseason? Chris Forsberg explores how a full reset could play out for Boston.
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Man injured in shooting after attacking Boston police officer, taking his gun ID'd
Authorities have released the name of the man who attacked a Boston police officer on Tuesday and got a hold of the officer’s gun, shooting himself during the confrontation.
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Around 40 people arrested during ICE operations on Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard
Immigration officials are targeting Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirming they conducted immigration enforcement operations on the Massachusetts islands on Tuesday.
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Crash reconstructionist to resume testimony in Karen Read trial this morning
An accident reconstruction expert will return to the stand Wednesday in the Karen Read murder trial as prosecutors ask about the likelihood of Read’s SUV hitting and killing John O’Keefe.
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Summer-like today but cooler temps and more rain in days ahead
After such a pleasant stretch of weather, no one wants to hear about more rain in the days ahead. Especially this weekend.
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Family mourns 12-year-old girl who died after fall from window
Arya Lebeau died after falling from a third-story window in Southbridge, Massachusetts
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‘Stand up, fight back': Harvard community rallies for international students
As President Donald Trump continues to target Harvard University, students and faculty are speaking up in support of the foreign students the government is trying to keep the school from enrolling.
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Health experts weigh in on impact of CDC changing COVID vaccine recommendations
The CDC will no longer recommend the COVID vaccine for healthy children or healthy pregnant women, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced.
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‘Can he swim?' Man jumps into water in Quincy to rescue person
Thomas Concilio, a National Guardsman, was fishing on the Marina Bay dock in Quincy, Massachusetts, when he sprung into action to save someone struggling in the water
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Immigrants fear possible collaboration between ICE and police in Mass. communities
Immigrants in some Massachusetts communities, including Everett, are concerned that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is staging next to the police station.
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Red Sox prospects update: Who's next after Mayer and Anthony?
Here’s an updated look at how the top 10 Red Sox prospects have fared so far in the 2025 season.
