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High School Investigating Teacher Misconduct Claims
The Grafton School District in Massachusetts is investigating an alleged case of misconduct involving one of its teachers. → Read More
Worcester Woman Dies From Falling in Fire Pit
A woman has died from injuries sustained during a fall into a fire pit outside her Worcester home. → Read More
Six-Year-Old Finds Her Forever Family
Six-year-old Mya Mara has just been adopted into her forever family -- and a local nonprofit is making sure she feels at home. → Read More
Boston Police Investigating After Stabbing Leaves Victim Critically Hurt
A stabbing in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood Thursday morning left a woman critically injured, according to police. → Read More
DA: Woman Found Dead in North Andover Home Was Strangled
A woman found dead inside a two-family home in North Andover Saturday had apparently been strangled, according to the Essex County district attorney's office. → Read More
Amazon's Alexa Now Being Used in Ambulances
Our society has gone from having information at your fingertips to now commanding it with your voice. Paramedics can now use Amazon Echos inside ambulances. → Read More
Protesters March to Keep Guns Off Boston Streets
Even though the tragedy in Parkland was a reminder of what gun violence can look like, here in Boston... people said that it happens all the time. → Read More
Red Cross Volunteers Help Those at Coast Bracing for Another Storm, More Flooding
Resource centers opened Sunday in Marshfield, Massachusetts to help those still dealing with the mess from the last nor'easter and to help people face this next storm head on. → Read More
MBTA Changes Story on Red Line Incident, Now Says Train Derailed
Severe delays on the MBTA's Red Line on Wednesday morning were caused by a motor failure that caused smoky conditions at a station in South Boston, according to a spokesperson. → Read More
WATCH LIVE: DA to Speak About Brockton Double Stabbing
Two children were found stabbed to death in a Massachusetts home on Monday, a Brockton city councilor confirmed. → Read More
Crowd Packs Cambridge Common for Women's March
People are marching Saturday in Cambridge, Massachusetts under the same belief: women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights. → Read More
New Hampshire Could Raise the Price of Tolls
In the next couple of weeks, toll prices in the Granite State could raise anywhere between 18 to 35 cents in order to help fund improvements on the New Hampshire Turnpike. → Read More
Community Uproar Saves Beloved Pizza Shop
For the second time in a week - a beloved local eating establishment was saved by community uproar. Viking Pizza in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, was going to lose its lease to 7-Eleven until people spoke up to stop it. → Read More
With Stores Still Closed, TJX Continues to Pay Puerto Rico Employees
TJX Cos., which owns TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods, is being praised for continuing to pay its employees of stores based in Puerto Rico that remain closed due to Hurricane Maria. → Read More
Man to Serve Life in Prison for 2015 Fatal Restaurant Coworker Stabbing
A Massachusetts man accused of fatally stabbing his P.F. Chang's coworker two years ago has been found guilty and was sentenced to life in prison. → Read More
1,000 Gather at Memorial Service Held for Tewskbury Woman Killed in Las Vegas
A memorial service was held Saturday morning for a Tewksbury woman killed in the Las Vegas shooting on October 1. → Read More
Patriots, CareOne Partner Together to Send Supplies to Florida
A semi is filled with emergency supplies, and it's headed to Florida to help out those affect by Hurricane Irma. → Read More
Candlelight Vigil Planned for Slain Massachusetts Teacher
A local domestic violence service organization will partner with the Revere community Friday afternoon for a candlelight vigil after the murder of a beloved school teacher. → Read More
Tropical Bird Likely Blown Off Course by Hurricane Jose Found on Cape
A tropical bird never before seen in Massachusetts has been rescued from a Cape Cod beach after it was likely blown off course by Hurricane Jose. → Read More
Church Abuse Survivor Comes Forward
Brian Ward said he was sexually abused by the altar boy coordinator at St. Brenda's Parish in Dorchester, Massachusetts for two years while he was growing up. Twenty-seven years later, Michael Walsh - who pleaded guilty to the abuse - had been living down the road from Ward's young relatives. Realizing that proximity is what pushed him to come forward. → Read More