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Treasure mystery: Who found the gold statue in Mass. woods — and who gets the bounty?
We now know the identity of the meteorologist who tracked down Project Skydrop’s gold statue in a Massachusetts forest, but not if he’s claimed the bounty money.
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Two Medford middle schools have lead in the water
Parents received an email from the Medford superintendent Friday while the school warned students not to drink the water.
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Mass. Auditor Diana DiZoglio walking 141 miles to promote Question 1
Along a tree-lined country road in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, Auditor Diana DiZoglio is using her feet to promote Question 1. A 141-mile walk across the state is meant to draw attention to the initiative, which would allow DiZoglio and future auditors to dig deeper into the day-to-day of the legislature. “We are simply trying to get access to the information…
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Gov. Healey meets Nibi after allowing the beaver to stay at wildlife rescue
Gov. Maura Healey issued a permit on Thursday for Nibi to become an educational animal.
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Calif. man charged with making violent threats to Mass. companies
A California man is facing federal charges after allegedly threatening violence in phone calls to companies in Massachusetts. The office of acting U.S. Attorney Joshua Levy said Friday that 34-year-old Daniel Nguyen has been charged with transmitting a threat in interstate commerce. Nguyen was arrested Thursday and was set to appear in federal court in San Francisco before ultimately...
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New Mass. State Police colonel sworn in
The new colonel of the Massachusetts State Police was sworn in by Gov. Maura Healey in a ceremony at the State House on Friday morning.
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Teachers in 4 Mass. districts begin ‘work-to-rule' protest
Educators in four Massachusetts school districts have voted to enter into “work-to-rule” status this week.
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Two people won $10 million on Mass. State Lottery scratch tickets
Two people recently won $10 million on different Massachusetts State Lottery scratch tickets. Moneybags Capital Trust, of Quincy, has claimed a $10 million prize in the lottery’s “$10,000,000 Cash King” instant ticket game, the state lottery said Friday. The trust, represented by trustee David Spillane, chose to receive its prize in the form of a one-time payment of $6.5 million…
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Barnstable police investigating large fire at impound lot
Police and fire officials are investigating a fire that broke out inside an impound lot in Barnstable, Massachusetts, overnight. The fire started in a vehicle inside a lot on Thornton Drive and quickly spread to other vehicles in the lot, which is used by a local towing company for vehicles towed by area police departments. No injuries were reported, and…
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Barnstable police investigate vehicle fire at impound lot
Fire officials are investigating a blaze that broke out inside an impound lot in Barnstable, Massachusetts, overnight.
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Black man details alleged beating at the hands of a white supremacist group in Boston
A Black teacher and musician told a court about how members of a white nationalist hate group punched, kicked and beat him with metal shields during a march through downtown Boston two years ago. Charles Murrell III, of Boston was in federal court Thursday to testify in his lawsuit asking for an undisclosed amount of money from the group’s leader,...
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‘Ready to get to work': New Massachusetts State Police colonel sworn in
The new colonel of the Massachusetts State Police was sworn in by Gov. Maura Healey in a ceremony at the State House on Friday morning. Geoffrey Noble replaces Col. Jack Mawn, who has been serving as interim colonel since February of 2023 following the retirement of Col. Christopher Mason. “We are committed to providing, I want you to know, state…
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Teachers in 4 Mass. school districts begin ‘work-to-rule' protest
Educators in four Massachusetts school districts have voted to enter into “work-to-rule” status this week.
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Boston hotel workers threaten ‘all-out' strike that could include almost 5,000 employees
Hotel workers have walked off the job in three waves since the beginning of September. Each strike targeted a handful of hotels and lasted three days. Now, workers are threatening a major escalation. “The anxiety goes through the roof but we all are determined to achieve the goal,” said Kevin Haynes, a cook at the Hilton Park Plaza. “We’re...
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Teachers in 4 Mass. school districts take part in ‘work-to-rule' protest. What does it mean for students?
Educators in four Massachusetts school districts are standing out and standing up for a new contract. Teachers’ unions in Beverly, Gloucester and Revere are taking part in a “work-to-rule” status Friday, while Marblehead started Wednesday. But what does that mean for students? It means teachers in these districts will still be teaching classes as normal, but just not performing work…
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New Mass. State Police colonel being sworn in Friday
The new head of the Massachusetts State Police is set to be sworn in by Gov. Maura Healey on Friday.
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Teachers, hotel workers demand better work conditions, dock workers strike ends
Thousands of workers across Massachusetts are demanding better working conditions, including teachers and hotel workers. Meanwhile, the dock workers strike has just come to an end.
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Nibi the beaver allowed to stay with wildlife rescue group after Mass. governor intervenes
Turns out, Nibi the beaver won’t have to learn how to live in the wild on its own after all.
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Rare whale found dead off Mass. died as result of entanglement in Maine lobster fishing gear
A rare whale found dead off Massachusetts earlier this year died as a result of entanglement in Maine lobster fishing gear, federal authorities said. The North Atlantic right whale was found dead off Martha’s Vineyard in January. The whales are declining in population and are at the center of efforts to more tightly regulate shipping and commercial fishing off...
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Iconic Route 1 restaurant confirms it is shutting down after 70+ years
An iconic restaurant on Route 1 north of Boston has confirmed that it is shutting down after over 70 years in business. Boston Restaurant Talk reported earlier this week that The Continental in Saugus was going to be closing on the weekend before Thanksgiving. The restaurant has been known in part for its steak and seafood dishes, along with its…