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Somerville man speaks out after car keyed
A man says damage to his car cost nearly $10,000 to fix, and police say they are investigating five reports of vandalism on the street in the last year.
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Salt shortage impacts weather preparation
Some Massachusetts cities and towns are worried that more significant snowfall after Thursday’s storm could be affected by limited supply of salt.
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How tariffs on building materials could impact construction costs in Mass.
As Massachusetts continues grappling with a severe housing shortage, industry experts are split on whether the Trump administration’s tariffs on key building materials could exacerbate the problem. Canada supplies approximately 30% of the lumber used in the U.S., making it a crucial player in the American housing market. President Donald Trump recently announced 25% tariffs on steel, aluminum, and softwood…
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Tariffs could impact construction costs as Mass. continues to wrestle housing shortage
The president of the Massachusetts Homebuilders Association says President Trump’s tariffs could potentially increase construction costs, which would be an issue passed along to homebuyers.
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Humanitarian migrants drove Massachusetts' population surge, analysis finds
A new analysis says Massachusetts’ population growth is due to an increase in humanitarian migrants whose numbers are being more accurately captured by the U.S. Census.
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Craft chain Joann says it'll close these Mass., NH stores
Hundreds of Joann’s craft stores will be closed nationwide, including 19 in Massachusetts, seven in New Hampshire and another 16 across New England under a plan the company announced Wednesday amid bankruptcy proceedings.
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Massport's new CEO talks safety at Logan Airport
NBC10 Boston received a rare look inside the daily security briefing at Logan Airport where the TSA, Customs and Border Protection, FAA, FBI, state and local police along with the airlines all share information. “Our number one job here is the safety and security of our passengers,” said Rich Davey, Massport CEO. “We take that very seriously.” The daily morning…
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Wouldn’t it be great to have some extra cash?! Well FindMassMoney.gov stopped by at NBC10 to find any unclaimed funds.
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Swastikas, hate messages written on ground at Tyngsborough Tesla charging station
Swastikas and hateful messages referring to Nazis were found on the ground by a Tesla vehicle charging station in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts, Tuesday night.
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Pedestrian struck and killed by vehicle while crossing street in Bellingham
A 57-year-old man was struck and killed by a vehicle while attempting to cross the street on Tuesday night in Bellingham, Massachusetts. Bellingham police said they responded to a motor vehicle crash on North Main Street at 9:42 p.m. Tuesday. Their initial investigation determined that the victim, identified as Craig Spencer, of Bellingham, was hit by a vehicle while attempting…
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Leaders vote to make Worcester sanctuary city for trans community
One local organization is petitioning for Worcester, Massachusetts, to become a sanctuary city for transgender and gender diverse people. The push has picked up steam after President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to recognize only two sexes — male and female. He since signed another seeking to curtail anyone under 19 from transitioning. Queer Residents of…
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City Council votes to make Worcester sanctuary city for transgender people
After a debate Tuesday, the Worcester City Council voted in favor of a resolution to protect transgender and gender-diverse people.
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Woman sentenced in armed robberies of postal workers in Boston
A Boston woman has been sentenced after pleading guilty to federal charges in the armed robberies of two postal workers in 2022. Both robberies took place in Boston late that year. One mail carrier was robbed on Nov. 29 in Mattapan, as was another — at knifepoint — on Dec. 16 in Hyde Park. In both incidents, federal authorities said…
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Assistance centers overwhelmed as immigrant families seek help amid chaos
Hundreds of immigrant families in Massachusetts are coming up with backup plans in case they get deported and separated from their loved ones. The worry has led to a rush at immigrant assistance centers, which are being inundated with paperwork and requests. The Brazilian-American Center, or BRACE, is one such center in Framingham. “We’re trying the best we can,...
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Train derails in western Mass., video shows freight cars piled up
A freight train derailed in western Massachusetts on Tuesday. No one was hurt, but footage showed train cars strewn across tracks and onto a nearby road.
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Judge dismisses final challenges to right-to-repair law in Mass.
A federal judge on Tuesday tossed the remainder of a legal challenge automakers brought against a motor vehicle repair law Massachusetts voters approved more than four years ago. U.S. District Court Judge Denise Casper dismissed the final two counts in a lawsuit alleging the state’s so-called right to repair law conflicts with preexisting federal law, prompting the measure’s supporters...
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Immigrant families rush to assistance centers amid chaos and confusion
With fears rising among immigrant communities in Massachusetts, many families are taking preemptive action in case they get separated from their loved ones.
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Where and when to expect more snow (and ice!) in Boston this week
Heads up! We’re tracking not only snow but the potential for ice in your First Alert forecast very soon. As we continue moving through this Tuesday, we’ll see partly sunny skies in the Greater Boston area. A winter storm tracking over the Mid-Atlantic will generally bypass most of our area tonight. However, some light snow could accumulate along the...
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Medford school evacuated following bathroom fire, 1 student hospitalized
A middle school in Medford, Massachusetts, was evacuated Tuesday after a fire in a bathroom, and one student was hospitalized following the incident. Medford Public Schools said in a statement that there was a small fire in a first floor bathroom at the Andrews Middle School just before 10 a.m. They said all students and staff were immediately evacuated and…
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Tracking three more chances for snow
A series of storms will move through this week, bringing chances for snow and a wintry mix to the region.
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