A 29-year-old Ecuadorian national was charged with several sexual crimes against a Massachusetts child, federal authorities said this week.
Enforcement and Removal Operations Boston arrested Bryam Saraguro Ramon in late July in North Dartmout…
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High school football games in Plymouth moved up due to EEE risk
Ahead of Labor Day weekend, a second human case of eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, was confirmed in Massachusetts, prompting a change of plan in Plymouth.
Both Plymouth North and Plymouth South high schools are changing the times of their…
When to hit the road, airports for Labor Day weekend travel
A record number of people are expected to be hitting the road and the airports Friday to celebrate the end of summer.
It feels like we say this every year, but early indications are this will be one of the busier holiday weekends, especially on the roads.
Starting at 12 p.m. Friday, the roads will be packed until about 7 p.m., and for this weekend, AAA says the worst times to drive will be in middle of the day as they’re predicting millions of Americans to commute in part to low gas prices, especially in Massachusetts.
On average, regular gas prices in Massachusetts are about 10 cents lower than the national average and about 40 cents lower than this time last year.
At Boston Logan International Airport, Massport recommends flyers take public transit if they’re headed to the airport on Friday.
In fact, TSA is predicting Friday will be Logan airport’s busiest day this weekend for air travel. They recommend people to arrive two hours early for domestic flights and three hours early for international.
Here’s where Dunkin’ ranks among the largest fast-casual restaurants
Massachusetts-based Dunkin’ has landed on the 2024 ranking of fast food and fast-casual eateries from the industry publication QSR.
With nearly $12 billion in revenue in 2023, Dunkin’ places between two burger giants: Wendy’s in fifth place a…
Ex-Massachusetts special ed director accused of embezzling $37 million loses his pension appeal
The disgraced former Massachusetts special ed director who was accused of misusing more than $37 million in taxpayer dollars has lost his pension appeal.
