November 10, 2023 Remains of newborn baby found at Massachusetts recycling center for second time this year Police are investigating after workers at a Massachusetts recycling plant found the remains of a newborn baby.
November 10, 2023 Teacher strike cancels school for some 5,500 Massachusetts students Hundreds of Andover, Massachusetts, teachers went on strike Friday morning over several pay-related grievances, leaving about 5,500 students out of school.
November 10, 2023 Mother sues New Hampshire fraternity and bar after son found dead in woods after drinking with friends The mother of Vincenzo Lirosi, a University of New Hampshire student who died in 2021, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a bar and fraternity linked to her son's death.
November 10, 2023 Boston's 'Methadone Mile' removed but 'anarchy' spills onto streets, locals say Boston's "Methadone Mile" has been dismantled on the mayor's orders, but some residents are concerned that disorderly conduct by its former inhabitants is getting worse.
November 9, 2023 DOJ charges three men with running brothels that allegedly hosted politicians, military officers near DC The DOJ charged three people with running brothels in Massachusetts and outside Washington, D.C., that were allegedly frequented by politicians and other high-profile individuals.
November 9, 2023 'Tension is very high' after boy breaks girl's teeth in field hockey match, superintendent says A Massachusetts superintendent spoke out about outrage after of a boy caused a female field hockey player "significant facial and dental injuries" in a game.
November 9, 2023 Dem governor complains as migrant surge strains her 'right-to-shelter' state's resources Gov. Maura Healey, D-Mass., says there are "a lot" of other places in the U.S. to house migrants as her "right-to-shelter" state braces for maxed-out facilities.
November 8, 2023 Feds bust 'high-end brothel' where politicians, military officers allegedly paid for sex Three men from California and Massachusetts were arrested on Wednesday after they allegedly ran a "high-end brothel network" with customers including politicians and military officers.
November 8, 2023 Massachusetts to begin denying shelter beds to homeless families, putting names on a waitlist Gov. Maura Healey says that the state of Massachusetts has reached its limit with respect to shelter capacity, and will now prioritize those demonstrating the highest need.
November 8, 2023 Suspected wife killer Brian Walshe dodges one legal hit as murder case waits for DNA The Massachusetts probate case against suspected wife killer Brian Walshe, who was accused of destroying and pillaging his father's will, was dropped.