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Tufts doctor aims to heal Massachusetts' primary care crisis
The primary care crisis in Massachusetts isn’t getting any better, but under a new state law, thousands of foreign-trained physicians will soon have a way to practice medicine in the state, potentially easing the shortage.
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Two intriguing prospects for Patriots in middle rounds of 2025 draft
Who should be on the Patriots’ radar after the No. 4 pick? Draft expert Mike Renner has two names in mind on a new Next Pats Podcast.
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We just got a taste of spring — but a wintry mix is set to bring snow to New England
A weak system moves in late Wednesday, bringing a period of light snow north of the Massachusetts Turnpike and mainly rain further south.
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Family of bicyclist killed in 2024 Cambridge crash files wrongful dealth lawsuit
The family of a bicyclist who was killed in a crash in Cambridge, Massachusetts, last year has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company that was operating the truck that hit her.
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3 charged in undercover human trafficking investigation in Swansea
Three men were arrested as part of a human trafficking investigation in Swansea, Massachusetts, this week. David J. Afriyie, 19, of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, Joseph Wood, 38, of Hanson, Massachusetts, and Manuel R. Costa, 39, of Westport, Massachusetts, were arrested as part of a joint investigation between Swansea and Massachusetts State Police, Sw... -
Trump's planned NIH cuts ‘will cost people's lives,' Healey tells business leaders
Gov. Maura Healey told business leaders Wednesday morning that the Trump administration’s plan to cut NIH funding is a matter of life or death for residents, in addition to being a potentially devastating threat to the Massachusetts economy. “Ultimately, these cuts will cost people’s lives – people who have cancer, Alzheimer’s, diabetes... -
Emergency crews work fire in Lunenburg
Emergency crews in Lunenburg, Massachusetts, were battling a fire on Wednesday morning. The agency said that it was working a fire on West Street shortly before 10 a.m., asking people to avoid the area. The road was closed at Leominster and West Street. Aerial footage showed ladder trucks with firefighters hosing the top floor and roof of what appe... -
Car collides with MBTA Commuter Rail at Canton railroad corssing
A car collided with an MBTA Commuter Rail train at a railroad crossing in Canton, Massachusetts, Wednesday morning, causing delays on the Stoughton line.
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Landry's history with Vrabel worth revisiting as Titans star seeks trade
Amid reports that Harold Landry is seeking a trade, here’s what the Titans linebacker has said about Patriots coach Mike Vrabel in the past.
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Crews respond to small plane crash in Vermont
Emergency crews are responding to a report of a small plane crash in Manchester, Vermont, on Wednesday morning, NBC affiliate WPTZ-TV reports.
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Flight from Boston discontinues landing to avoid departing plane at Washington National
The FAA says an American Airlines plane arriving in Washington DC discontinued its landing, performing a go-around to avoid getting too close to another aircraft departing from the same runway.
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Car ends up on its side after crash in Brookline
A car rolled over onto its side during a crash on Wednesday morning in Brookline, Massachusetts.
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Revere community seeks answers following deaths of three local women in Belize
Community members in Revere, Massachusetts, are demanding answers after three local women were found dead in a hotel room in Belize.
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North Andover school at risk of temporarily closing amid budget deficit
The North Andover, Massachusetts, school district is trying to make up for a $3 million-dollar budget deficit — and that’s leading them to take drastic action, including the possible closure of a school. This could mean that students who attend Kittredge Elementary School in North Andover would be temporarily relocated to other schools. The s...