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Boston's Chinatown Massacre: A New Look Amid an Ongoing Manhunt, 30 Years Later
The man who found the lone survivor of the 1991 shooting shares his story for the first time — what he saw is still ingrained in his memory three decades later.
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ShadowDragon: Mass. Police Get New Social Media Monitoring Tool
Police departments in Massachusetts have new software at their fingertips that can search and monitor social media activity, but its rollout is raising concerns among some free speech advocates. The tool, made by a company called ShadowDragon, searches public information from dozens of social media networks, using digital clues to identify who’s behind online accounts and to visualize networks...
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Pentagon Report Will Show UFOs Pose ‘Major Intelligence Issue,' Top Journalist Says
In a forthcoming report, government officials are expected to say what they know about unidentified objects encountered by the military. For Leslie Kean, the mystery surrounding UFOs only deepened over the last two decades as she investigated evidence from around the globe.
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‘Rats Get Bats': Boston Police Investigating If Officers Made Capitol Riot Posts
The Boston Police Department continues to investigate complaints against at least two officers stemming from the Jan. 6 insurrection and comments made in its aftermath. Police records obtained by NBC10 Boston name a pair of officers facing ongoing probes, details the department has declined for months to release, citing the open investigations. They show police launched an inquiry into officer…
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City: Walsh Had No Written Communication About Boston Police Commissioner Pick
A long-delayed disclosure by the city of Boston could lend credibility to former Mayor Marty Walsh’s claim he was unaware of decades-old domestic violence allegations against the city’s embattled police commissioner before naming him to the job.
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Thousands in Mass. Waited Months for Unemployment Checks During Pandemic
Since the coronavirus pandemic began, NBC10 Boston has heard from dozens of viewers struggling with Massachusetts’ unemployment system. Some say they had to wait weeks or months for their money to come through, and payment delays are persisting, even as Massachusetts turns the corner on COVID-19. “It was definitely a struggle, because I had no money to pay for anything,”…
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List: How Much Coronavirus Relief Money Will Your School Get?
School districts across Massachusetts are receiving a major influx of cash from the federal government, and with students now back in the classroom, many are reimagining education in the post-pandemic era. Congress approved three rounds of funding to help schools safeguard against COVID-19 and rebound in the years ahead. Those bills – including the Biden administration’s signature American Rescue Plan…
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Ex-Girlfriend Expressed Concern About Mikayla Miller's Mental Health Prior to Death
The NBC10 Boston Investigators have obtained an email which indicates Mikayla Miller’s ex-girlfriend reached out to a school guidance counselor several days before her death, expressing concern about her mental health. On Tuesday, the Hopkinton teen’s death was ruled a suicide, according to a death certificate filed by the Massachusetts Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. The certificate concluded...
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Medical Examiner Rules Hopkinton Teen Mikayla Miller's Death a Suicide
The NBC10 Investigators have learned that Hopkinton teen Mikayla Miller’s death has been ruled a suicide, according to a death certificate filed by the Massachusetts Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
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Video Cameras at Mikayla Miller's Apartment Weren't Recording, DA Says
Investigators probing the death of 16-year-old Mikayla Miller were unable to retrieve key video evidence in the case because cameras in her Massachusetts apartment building weren’t recording the night she died, according to the district attorney.
