A family of a Northeastern University student who fell from a window last year is suing the school for more than $10 million.
In 2023, Sarah Cox was a junior at the university and member of the sorority Alpha Epsilon Phi, and according to cour…
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Stoughton students initially without transportation will now have ride to school
All students who applied for bus transportation in Stoughton, Massachusetts, are officially getting a ride to school.
More details will be released at a Stoughton School Committee meeting Tuesday night.
School officials say a bus has been…
Mosquito spraying begins Tuesday night in Mass. communities at risk of EEE
Eastern equine encephalitis, or EEE, concerns are on the rise in Massachusetts, creating safety concerns ahead of the holiday weekend.
The state is now looking to keep communities most at-risk safe by spraying for mosquitos.
Several towns i…
Police urge caution after coyote bites woman while jogging in Marblehead
Residents in Marblehead, Massachusetts, are being urged to take caution after police say a woman was bitten by an animal while jogging at a park.
The incident occurred Monday near Brown Street on the Marblehead Neck, according to Marblehead police, which is next to a wildlife sanctuary.
After an investigation by animal control and the animal inspector, it was determined that the biting animal was possibly a coyote.
The jogger is expected to be OK.
This is an isolated incident, police said, and the coyote may have been startled by the jogger, but even so, residents are being asked to stay alert.
Police, animal control and environmental police are aware of the situation and will be monitoring the area.
New South Boston development would bring more housing to East Broadway
A new planned residential project on South Boston’s East Broadway would continue drawing Southie’s residential boom farther east toward Pleasure Bay.
The plan for 736-742 E. Broadway would include a dozen residential units and 3,000 square fe…
Police warn about dangers of posting back to school signs online
It’s that time of year when social media is flooded with adorable pictures of kids heading back to school, holding signs proudly displaying all kinds of details like their names, ages, teachers, schools and future professions. But police ar…
