A man charged in a double stabbing at a diner in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood was held without bail after appearing in court on Monday.
Conrad Burnette, 62, a Milton resident, faces assault to murder and battery with a dangerous weapon …
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‘We’re desperate’: Families displaced by Chelsea fire say they have no where to go
Over a dozen families have nowhere to go just five days after a major fire destroyed their apartment building on Washington Avenue in Chelsea, Massachusetts, last week.
The hotel they’ve been staying at in Chelsea allegedly told the families t…
Motorcyclist critically injured after hitting parked vehicle in Boston
A person suffered life-threatening injuries Sunday when a motorcycle crashed into a parked vehicle in Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood.
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Milford police officer previously fired over child rape reporting suspended by POST Commission
A Milford police officer previously fired by the Hopkinton Police Department over child rape reporting has now had his certification suspended by the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Commission.
The Hopkinton Police De…
Mass. Pike closed in both directions in Charlton due to multiple crashes
The Massachusetts Turnpike was closed, briefly in both directions, in Charlton on Monday afternoon due to multiple crashes, according to the state Department of Transportation.
MassDOT said on X, formerly known as Twitter, around 3 p.m. that I…
Worker hurt in gas explosion at Lynn demolition site, fire officials say
A worker was hurt in a gas explosion during demolition work in Lynn, Massachusetts, on Monday morning, fire officials said.
The worker was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital but is expected to survive, Lynn firefighters said.
The incident took place at an industrial property on Lynnway south of Commercial Street, officials said. The worker, for a private contracting company, was cutting a pipe when the explosion took place.
There was no threat to the public at large — there was no indication of gas in the air — and the building, which is unoccupied, is structurally sound, officials said.
