Worcester shooting leaves person in critical condition
Police in Worcester, Massachusetts, responded to a shooting on Beacon Street Wednesday evening.
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Red Sox issue statement in response to AI bot interviews report
The Red Sox issued a response to Joon Lee’s report that the organization used an AI bot to conduct several rounds of interviews with a baseball operations candidate.
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Michael Proctor speaks in ‘Dateline' interview after Karen Read verdict
Michael Proctor is breaking his silence on the Karen Read murder case following the verdict in her second trial, giving an interview to “Dateline.”
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Mass. lawmakers to consider reproductive rights refresh next week
Marking a response to the shifting policy landscape under the Trump administration, the Senate Ways and Means Committee plans Wednesday to advance the bill (S 2522) that top Senate Democrats pledged to pursue more than two months ago.
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Special prosecutor's pay in second Karen Read trial could surpass half-million dollars
The verdict in Karen Read’s second trial will likely go down as the most expensive drunk-driving conviction in the history of the Commonwealth. With Wednesday’s conclusion to the years-long murder case, the cost to taxpayers is beginning to come into focus. When comparing the first trial to the second trial, the number one difference when it comes ... -
Can the Patriots have a shutdown secondary? Curran and Perry discuss
Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry discuss why the Patriots’ secondary could be a shutdown unit in 2025.
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‘We're all Karen Read': Hundreds of supporters celebrate verdict
The hundreds of Karen Read supporters gathered outside court cheered loudly when they learned she had been acquitted of all but one charge Wednesday afternoon. Cheers from the crowd outside could be heard inside the courtroom as the verdict was read. Surrounded by cheering, pink-clad supporters, Read departed the courthouse with her attorneys and f... -
Karen Read speaks, thanking supporters outside court. Here's what she said.
Less than an hour after being found not guilty of all but a drunken driving charge, Karen Read emerged from the courthouse to thank her supporters and legal team. “I just want to say two things — number one is I could not be standing here without these amazing supporters who have supported me and my team financially and more…... -
Bobby Marks: D-White trade would command ‘Desmond Bane-plus' offer
NBA front office insider and former GM Bobby Marks discusses what it should take to pry Derrick White from the Celtics this offseason.
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Recap: Karen Read acquitted of all charges except OUI — how it happened
A verdict has been reached in the second murder trial of Karen Read, who is charged with killing her Boston police officer boyfriend in a case that has generated over three years of heated debate.
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Karen Read trial saga ends with acquittal on major charges, probation
The jury found Karen Read guilty on a lesser charge but not guilty on the charges of second-degree murder and leaving the scene in John O’Keefe’s death.
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Celtics draft fits: Should C's trade up in first round for Cedric Coward?
Cedric Coward has an exciting skill set, but the Celtics might need to trade up in the 2025 NBA Draft to get him.
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Bennett has heartfelt reaction to winning Stanley Cup with Marchand
Sam Bennett has a special appreciation for Brad Marchand after winning the Stanley Cup together with the Panthers.
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Mass. Senate President Karen Spilka wants a school cellphone ban in place before fall
No more cellphones in Massachusetts classrooms? Senate President Karen Spilka reportedly wants to get a statewide ban on cellphones in public schools before the start of the new school year this fall.
