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A crash involving a pickup truck pulling a camper closed down two lanes on Interstate 495 northbound Sunday night in Lawrence, Massachusetts. The three-car crash involved a pickup truck that was towing a 48-foot trailer, which flipped on its side shortly after 11:30 p.m. near mile marker 103. A heavy-duty tow truck was required to remove it from the roadway,…

A Massachusetts woman is grieving the murder of her daughter in Philadelphia. Forty-year-old Christine Lugo, a manager at a Dunkin’ store in Philadelphia, was shot and killed on June 5. Thirty-nine-year-old Keith Gibson, a suspected serial killer, was arrested and charged in her murder. “With no mercy, he killed my daughter, and that’s why I’m in so much pain,”...

A Lawrence mother was shot and killed in Philadelphia, and officials say the suspect could be linked to six murders.

The family of Gaby Hernandez was in court Thursday as the man accused of causing the horrific crash that killed her in Lawrence this April was charged in her death.

Police announced Thursday that they have arrested 29-year-old Pedro Nieves for his involvement in a fatal car crash at the end of April in Lawrence, Massachusetts. A 20-year-old Lawrence woman was badly injured and her passenger, Gabriela Hernandez, 24, also of Lawrence, died at the scene. In all, four people were hospitalized with serious injuries after the April 29 crash….

Artists in Lawrence, Massachusetts, are repainting a Black Lives Matter mural to mark Juneteenth.

After a car crash in Lawrence killed a 24-year-old woman, an arrest was made and the victim’s family spoke out about her death.

The city of Lawrence threw a vaccine block party on Saturday afternoon to help people in one of the hardest hit communities by the COVID-19 pandemic.  People did not need an appointment to get a shot and had a choice between the two-shot Pfizer vaccine and the one-shot Johnson and Johnson vaccine. The event was convenient for those who...

Lawrence hosted a vaccine block party to get more residents vaccinated against COVID-19.

The city of Lawrence hosting a block party to get more residents vaccinated. Mike Manzoni reports.

Firefighters were still putting out hot spots Friday morning after an intense blaze destroyed a condominium building in Lawrence, Massachusetts Thursday night. At least 16 people were displaced after the blaze broke out around 8 p.m. on Shawsheen Court Thursday. Flames were already going through the roof before fire crews arrived. The roof collapsed, and smoke could still be seen…

A fire broke out at a condo complex in Lawrence, Massachusetts, and it took hours to put out.

At least 16 people were displaced Thursday night when a large fire destroyed a condominium building in Lawrence, Massachusetts. The three-alarm blaze broke out around 8 p.m. on Shawsheen Court. Flames were already going through the roof before fire crews arrived. The roof collapsed, and smoke could still be seen rising from the rubble hours after the fire began. No…

At least 16 people were displaced Thursday night when a large fire destroyed a condominium building in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

Residents of a Lawrence condo complex were displaced after a massive fire broke out.

Crews are fighting a large fire at a condominium complex in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

Massachusetts’ latest data shows one of the communities hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic is no longer at high risk for transmission. Lawrence is no longer in the red zone after being one of the last remaining municipalities on the list. Only Tisbury on Martha’s Vineyard is still red. The red zone is considered an area of high transmission...

One of the Massachusetts communities hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic is no longer in the red zone.

The list of cities and towns in Massachusetts’ red zone, the highest risk category for COVID-19 transmission, is down to just two. But in Lawrence and New Bedford, efforts are underway to get more people vaccinated. “It’s still on red zone, so why?” asked Kassandra Rodriguez of Lawrence. “I think the city’s doing the best that they can, but...

Only two communities in Massachusetts remain in the high-risk red zone for COVID transmission, but efforts are underway in Lawrence and New Bedford to get more people vaccinated.