The madame behind a network of brothels in Greater Boston and eastern Virginia pleaded guilty to her role in the conspiracy, but said she didn’t agree that she “controlled” any of the women she employed as sex workers.
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Traveling rodeo company found not at fault for bull escape
An investigation into bulls escaping from a traveling rodeo in a mall parking lot in North Attleboro has found the company not at fault for the great scare on Route 1.
After inmates assault Massachusetts correction officers in ‘deeply troubling’ attack, union slams DOC for ‘inadequate’ response
After inmates assault Massachusetts correction officers in ‘deeply troubling’ attack, union slams DOC for ‘inadequate’ response
Brigham and Women’s study: Drug-free nasal spray could protect against COVID, flu
A new study found a new drug-free nasal spray may protect against respiratory infections like COVID and the flu, Brigham and Women’s Hospital stated in a release Wednesday.
Healey: Probe into recruit’s death should play out before feds get involved
Gov. Maura Healey said an investigation into the death of a Massachusetts State Police recruit this month by an outside attorney should play out first before federal investigators get involved.
Healey signs law allowing Mass. to compete for federal funds with state savings dollars
Gov. Maura Healey signed legislation Tuesday that enables the state to use the interest generated off its multi-billion dollar savings account as matching funds to compete for federal funds, a move she said is key to beefing up Massachusetts’ infrastructure.
