Professional tenants don't pay their rent, but taxpayers do
Over the past year, the NBC10 Boston Investigators have exposed “professional tenants” in Massachusetts
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Red Sox's Liam Hendriks calls out death threats directed to him, his family
Liam Hendriks took to social media to express his displeasure about death threats he says he received following Boston’s most recent loss to the Mets.
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As Karen Read trial pauses, how it's gone, and what comes next
The Karen Read murder retrial is on hiatus until after Memorial Day at an apparent turning point, with the prosecution winding down and the defense gearing up to present its case.
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Brian Walshe's lawyers try to suppress explosive Google search evidence
Brian Walshe was in court this week for back-to-back hearings, where, for the first time, investigators spoke about their probe into the disappearance of his wife Ana back in early 2023.
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Was Derrick White snubbed from NBA's All-Defense teams?
Should Derrick White have earned an All-Defense nod? Here’s a look at who made the cut in 2025, and why no Celtics were represented.
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Man charged in deadly Northbridge shooting, DA says
A man has been charged in a deadly shooting Wednesday in Northbridge, Massachusetts, officials said, releasing few details amid the early stages of the investigation.
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Red Sox trade for Angels first baseman, place Yoshida on 60-day IL
The Red Sox added more first base depth Thursday by acquiring Ryan Noda from the Angels. Here’s what to know about the 29-year-old.
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After brick thrown through window, police to increase presence at Lawrence City Hall
A teenager from Boston is accused of throwing a brick through the window of Lawrence City Hall while a city meeting was underway Wednesday night.
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FIRST ALERT: Nor'easter brings heavy rain and gusty winds to Boston
Thursday is a First Alert, as a late season nor’easter continues to bring periods of heavy rain and strong, gusty winds to southern New England. The rain will be quite heavy during the afternoon and evening commute, so pack some patience and slow down. Some ponding is possible on the roads. A few areas could see up to two to three...
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Embrace Ideas Festival set for June 18-20. Here's what you need to know
This Juneteenth, Embrace Boston is inviting the public to a celebration of Black brilliance, creativity and community at the Embrace Ideas Festival. Scheduled for June 18-20, the event honors the significance of the national recognition of the abolition of slavery in America. The multi-day gathering brings together local, state and national leaders... -
Ace mismanagement? Red Sox' plan for Crochet backfires in loss to Mets
The Red Sox picked the wrong time to try to limit Garrett Crochet’s workload, and the end result was a blown opportunity to sweep the Mets.
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How we got a surprise internet bill refunded: ‘I spent 32 hours on the phone'
NBC10 Responds helped a Watertown resident get over $2,000 refunded after miscommunication over her internet plan.
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Moped driver arrested after hitting Boston officer as he fled traffic stop
An 18-year-old was arrested Monday after an incident in downtown Boston on Monday in which a police officer was struck by a moped.
