A Hooksett libertarian activist, author and former Republican state representative candidate is accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl at a New Hampshire libertarian festival in 2022.
Elliot “Alu” Axelman, 31, is facing four charges of …
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A Hooksett libertarian activist, author and former Republican state representative candidate is accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl at a New Hampshire libertarian festival in 2022.
Elliot “Alu” Axelman, 31, is facing four charges of …
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“If you’ve met one child with autism, you’ve met one child with autism.” This is a common sentiment in the community that describes the unique experience of each child on the spectrum and…
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Police in Templeton, Massachusetts, and state police assigned to the State Fire Marshal’s Office are asking for the public’s help in identifying who placed an apparent hoax explosive device on a bridge this week.
Authorities said the item’s resemblance to a “destructive device” and its placement on a bridge over a railroad track were intentional. Investigators believe the device was placed sometime prior to Tuesday night.
A state Department of Transportation Highway Division employee reported a possible explosive device on the Route 202 bridge near the Elm Street intersection around 7:40 a.m. Wednesday. Templeton police responded and found an item that resembled an explosive device with wires protruding from it.
Local police notified the state police Fire and Explosion Investigation Unit, and troopers assigned to the Bomb Squad and Fire Investigation Unit responded to assess the device. After a visual inspection, a state police bomb technician was able to determine that the contents were not hazardous. The item has been secured for further testing.
Anyone with information on the item or the person who created it and placed it is asked to call Templeton police at 978-939-5638 or text TPDTIP to 847411. Tips can also be called in to the state police Fire and Explosion Investigation Unit at 978-567-3310.
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We have one day of pure spring weather and nice warm temperatures, before it’s back to the chill we’ve had all week long.
Wind direction is key this time of the year and Thursday, it’s a south wind helping to boost our highs, comb…
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New details are expected to be released Thursday in a nearly 35-year-old unsolved Warwick, Massachusetts, homicide, the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office said.
The district attorney’s office will provide an update at a press conference at 10 a.m. Thursday.
While authorities didn’t release additional details about the case, District Attorney David Sullivan said it has to do with the discovery of human remains in Warwick back in 1989.
Warwick is a town of about 800 residents and is located along the New Hampshire border in the northwestern part of the state.
According to the Greenfield Reporter, the dismembered remains of a woman was found on June 24, 1989, on the side of Route 78 near the entrance to Mount Grace State Forest. The body was found by a passerby and was believed to have been there between two and three months.
The woman’s identity and that of her killer have remained unknown, but the district attorney’s office and state police have been working with a forensic genealogy company to solve the case.
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An Attleboro, Massachusetts, woman has hit the jackpot — not once but twice playing the Massachusetts State Lottery.
Christine Wilson won $1 million in a $10 instant ticket, the Massachusetts State Lottery Commission said. She bought the ticket at …
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