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Another family member dies in NH murder-suicide shooting, officials say
A man has died nearly two weeks after being shot by his brother in a murder-suicide that also killed their mother in Whitefield, New Hampshire, officials said Monday.
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Recap: Defense in Lindsay Clancy trial rests, prosecutors call 1st rebuttal witness
Testimony continued Friday in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. The defense rested its case, and the prosecution started rebuttal witnesses. Here’s what happened.
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Hidden camera found in changing room at Mass General Brigham research lab
Boston police are investigating after a device resembling a hidden camera was found in a locker room area at an off-campus Mass General Brigham lab. According to the police report, officers assigned to a paid detail at Brigham and Women’s Hospital responded to a radio call shortly after 9 a.m. Wednesday for a hidden camera device that had been...
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Erratic, wrong-way driver on I-95 in Maine prompts 14 calls to 911
Maine State Police say 14 callers reported an erratic box truck on I-95 that at times drove the wrong way. Driver arrested, no injuries reported.
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Lindsay Clancy trial Day 17 recap: Jury excused early after hearing from one witness
Testimony continued Thursday morning in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, with jurors hearing from one witness before being dismissed for the day. Testimony will resume at 9 a.m. Friday.
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Wu celebrates White Stadium pro soccer ruling: ‘Full steam ahead'
Mayor Michelle Wu and others held a celebratory press conference Thursday after the state’s highest court sided with Boston, rejecting a challenge from opponents of the city’s White Stadium project that is designed to overhaul a 77-year-old stadium and provide a home field for the Boston Legacy women’s pro soccer team. The press conference is scheduled to include Wu...
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Child injured by falling tree at Wayland summer camp has died
A boy critically injured by a falling tree at a YMCA summer day camp in Wayland, Massachusetts, on Tuesday has died, officials said.
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Nearly half of Massachusetts high schools rank among nation's best
Several high schools from Massachusetts and across New England ranked among the best in the country, according to U.S. News & World Report’s latest list.
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Lindsay Clancy trial recap: Court ends abruptly after TikToker questioned, psychosis testimony
Watch video and read what happened Wednesday in the Lindsay Clancy trial, including TikToker Emily Thorndike being questioned and why the jury was excused early.
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Stow police officer accused of misusing Flock camera, police databases
A police officer in Stow, Massachusetts, is facing termination proceedings after he allegedly misused Flock Safety license reader cameras and other police databases to obtain information about a person who is known to them. Town officials said they are pursuing termination proceedings and police are pursuing criminal charges against Officer Jason Rogers following an investigation. Stow police said they learned…
