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Massachusetts USPS letter carrier robbed while delivering mail in neighborhood, teenagers arrested

December 22, 2022

Massachusetts USPS letter carrier robbed while delivering mail in neighborhood, teenagers arrested

Authorities in Massachusetts announced two 16-year-old boys were arrested for the alleged armed robbery of a mail carrier in a Melrose neighborhood earlier in December.

Boston murder suspect found hanging by his underwear after attempting to escape police out 12th floor window

December 17, 2022

Boston murder suspect found hanging by his underwear after attempting to escape police out 12th floor window

Boston police allege that a man tried to jump out of an apartment window when police arrived and discovered a dead body in the unit on Sunday night.

Big cities look to masks again in preparation for winter threat of COVID, flu, RSV

December 15, 2022

Big cities look to masks again in preparation for winter threat of COVID, flu, RSV

Major cities across the U.S. are looking to have residents return to wearing face coverings to combat not just COVID-19, but also the flu and respiratory syncytial virus.

Red Sox 'making right decisions' despite Xander Bogaerts' exit, Rafael Devers' looming free agency, exec says

December 13, 2022

Red Sox 'making right decisions' despite Xander Bogaerts' exit, Rafael Devers' looming free agency, exec says

Xander Bogaerts is the latest player to come up through the Red Sox system and leave the team. But the team's CEO says the franchise is making the right moves.

Boston's Green Line subway opens extension following delay

December 13, 2022

Boston's Green Line subway opens extension following delay

The extension of Boston's Green Line subway that was scheduled to be built in December 2021 has opened following delays. Part of the project's goal is to reduce vehicle emissions.

Massachusetts library will display Christmas trees after controversy turned 'neighbor against neighbor'

December 12, 2022

Massachusetts library will display Christmas trees after controversy turned 'neighbor against neighbor'

Dedham, Massachusetts, town officials are calling on residents to stop "bullying" their neighbors over a local public library's decision to not display a Christmas tree this year.

Business owners 'shaking their heads' as Boston gives free crack pipes to addicts: 'All of us are suffering'

December 9, 2022

Business owners 'shaking their heads' as Boston gives free crack pipes to addicts: 'All of us are suffering'

DiPierro Construction owner Gerry DiPierro joined "Fox & Friends First" to discuss how the decision in Boston to hand out crack pipes has hurt his business, resulting in damage.

Boston’s crack pipe distribution strategy sparks backlash as ‘methadone mile’ crisis persists

December 9, 2022

Boston’s crack pipe distribution strategy sparks backlash as ‘methadone mile’ crisis persists

Boston introduced a needle exchange initiative that would include the distribution of free pipes that could be used to smoke crack or meth, worrying business owners.

Boston's crack pipe distribution plan sparks controversy

December 9, 2022

Boston's crack pipe distribution plan sparks controversy

Molly Line reports on Boston's 'methadone mile' crisis.

Boston's strategy for combatting drug use a ‘terrible policy’: Bill Bennett

December 8, 2022

Boston's strategy for combatting drug use a ‘terrible policy’: Bill Bennett

Fox News contributor Bill Bennett slams Boston’s ‘harm reduction’ strategy giving pipes to drug users and weighs in on schools stocking up on narcan as fentanyl overdoses rise.