Amid fears of mass layoffs, employees at the Portsmouth Naval Yard in Kittery, Maine have been ordered to list five accomplishments from the previous week, NBC affiliate NEWS CENTER Maine reports.
With NFL free agency looming, Tom E. Curran assesses the Patriots’ offensive line situation and explores potential upgrades for the 2025 season.
President Donald Trump’s tariffs against Canada and Mexico have gone into effect, with a 25% tax on imports from both countries kicking off.
A crash has shut down the entire eastbound side of the Massachusetts Turnpike in Chicopee Tuesday morning, according to MassDOT.
The MBTA was warning passengers of delays along the Red Line early Tuesday morning. The transit agency said to expect 25-minute delays due to a disabled track maintenance vehicle between Charles/MGH and Kendall/MIT. The announcement was made just before 5:30 a.m. The delay was cleared by around 6:15 a.m.
The cold is behind us as we look ahead to 40s, 50s and 60s in the coming days. Winds will turn to the southwest and gust to near 30 mph Tuesday to oust the cold. Sun blends with clouds too. While widespread 50s seem out of reach, a couple of towns or cities may hit the 50-degree mark. Wednesday has…
The Municipal Police Training Committee is investigating “alleged incidents of misconduct” by staff and instructors at the East Falmouth Police Academy
The arrest of 33-year-old Leury Then Rosario led to the discovery of “an alarmed trap wall closet” containing drugs and weapons, according to U.S Attorney for Massachusetts Leah Foley
Red Auerbach’s legacy and Bill Russell’s impact were the subjects of the premiere episode of Max’s “Celtics City” docuseries.
The death of a child in Texas, the first from measles in the U.S. since 2015, is prompting calls for vaccination from health officials
A Vineyard Wind turbine south of Nantucket that experienced a blade failure last summer was struck by lightning, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
A major cyber incident at a U.S.-based employee screening program has exposed the personal information of millions of people, including hundreds of thousands in Massachusetts.
