Man arrested on several firearm charges in Tewksbury
TEWKSBURY, Mass. — A Tewksbury man is facing multiple firearm charges after he was arrested during a search warrant execution amid an ongoing investigation. According to Tewksbury police, 18-year-old Trenton Touch was arrested and charged with the following:. Possession of a Firearm Without FID Card. Possession of Ammunition Without...
34-year-old motorcycle rider identified after fatal early morning Massachusetts highway collision
The identity of a motorcycle rider killed after an early morning Massachusetts highway collision has been revealed. According to police, at approximately 12:45 a.m. on Friday, the Revere Police Department responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a motorcycle in the area of 251 Lee Burbank Highway (Route 1A). The...
Over 12 residents displaced after fire damages Jamaica Plain apartment building
Over 12 residents are displaced after a fire in Jamaica Plain on Saturday night.
Diving into State ballot questions 1, 3, 5, 7, 8 & 9
Journalism students in Boston University’s Statehouse Program have written stories on many of the ballot questions being posed to voters in state’s Nov. 3 election. As a member of the BU Newsroom Program, we’ve been granted permission to publish these articles. Question 9: Voters will decide the...
Huge crowds gather in Salem to celebrate Halloween
SALEM, MASS. (WHDH) - Huge crowds of people, many in costumes, flocked to Salem to take in the city’s Halloween festivities on Saturday. The Witch City is celebrating its 400th anniversary this year and officials are asking everyone to plan ahead. It’s expected to be a busy weekend for the city’s haunted happenings, with thousands expected to visit the area for the holiday.
America’s Oldest Floating Warship Enters A New Era In Boston
The oldest floating warship in the United States entered active service way back in 1797. Now, it is starting a new chapter in Boston, Massachusetts.
Quincy Shallow Grave Mystery Solved After 35 Years — Killer Still Unidentified
For 35 years, the skeletal remains pulled from a shallow grave in a wooded corner of Quincy had no name. Now they do. Massachusetts State Police have identified the remains, discovered near 270 Quarry Street on March 21, 1991, as Glenn Powers, a 1970 graduate of Randolph High School, and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has ruled his death a homicide caused by blunt-force trauma.
Boston Public Schools proposes closure of Charlestown High School, citing declining enrollment
Boston City Councilor Coletta Zapata posted a letter on Instagram, asking for a hearing on December 2 on the proposed closure.
Texas teen wanted in deadly South Station fight has turned himself in
An 18-year-old from Texas who was wanted on a murder charge in the fatal stabbing of a man in a fight that began on an escalator at Boston's South Station back in August has been arrested, officials announced Saturday. Marico Levy, of Aubrey, Texas, turned himself into a Texas police...
Massachusetts man gets best birthday present, a 6-figure State Lottery win
Some of us, if we are lucky, will get a nice dinner and a cake for our birthday. A Massachusetts man fared slightly better. a 6-figure payday on a State Lottery game. According to the Massachusetts State Lottery, Gerald Spirdione of Brockton is the winner of a $196,063 prize on a $10 bet while playing “The Lamp,” an online-only eInstant game available through Mass Lottery Online.
