Quintayvious Hutchins, Patriots draft pick from BC, charged with assault
Quintayvious Hutchins, a New England Patriots draft pick from Boston College, has been charged with an assault at a dorm on campus, according to court documents.
Spate of Boston gun violence continues with Dorchester shooting Tuesday
The victim remains in critical condition but is expected to survive, authorities say. A shooting in Dorchester early Tuesday morning left one in critical condition, marking the city’s fifth shooting in the past week. The incident occurred around 1:20 a.m. near 25 Dacia St., according to a report from...
Trooper who helped take down Memorial Drive gunman identified as victims’ families speak out
Trooper Landon Veney’s actions “reflected the very best of law enforcement and public service under extraordinarily dangerous circumstances,” Gov. Maura Healey said. A Massachusetts State Police trooper who helped take down the suspected gunman in Monday’s Memorial Drive shooting is being hailed as a hero as details em
Boston police officer’s defense targets victim’s past in manslaughter case
Lawyers representing a Boston police officer charged with manslaughter for fatally shooting a man suspected of a carjacking in March filed several motions seeking information about the man’s criminal history, indicating that his crimes will be at the center of the officer’s defense. In all, attorneys Christina Pujals..
Late-Night Roxbury Gunfire Leaves Man Hospitalized Near Cheney Street
A man was rushed to the hospital after gunfire broke out late Tuesday night in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood. Officers found the victim in the Cheney Street area with a gunshot wound and took him to a nearby hospital. His condition was not immediately known. Investigators also said a vehicle in the area had been struck
Salem duck recovering after arrow removed from its bill
A local duck is on the mend after being found with an arrow lodged in its bill.
Former Mass. OSHA worker pleads guilty in connection with $45,000 pandemic benefits fraud
A former government employee with the U.S. Department of Labor pleaded guilty Tuesday in connection with pandemic benefits fraud. Mo Yuong Kang, a 50-year-old Woburn and Dracut resident, illegally obtained more than $45,000 in pandemic unemployment assistance benefits, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Kang was
‘This is a tragedy’: MBTA leader reacts to escalator death
The general manager at the MBTA is responding to an NBC10 Boston investigation about a man who died after getting caught in an escalator at the agency's Davis Station in Somerville. As first reported on Tuesday, Steven McCluskey died days after first responders freed him from the machinery and transported...
State Street Improvements Delayed: One of Downtown’s Most Poorly-Designed Streets Will Get A Fresh...
Mayor Wu is postponing a plan to improve State Street in downtown Boston with wider, wheelchair-accessible sidewalks, safer crosswalks, and a protected bikeway connection. Instead, the city will pay to re-pave the street this summer, preserving many of the street’s well-documented safety problems under a fresh coat of
12 homes pitched for former church site on Norfolk St.
A development team has floated a plan to build 12 single-family homes at the former Full Life Gospel Center property at 183-185 Norfolk St. in Dorchester. The once-thriving church has been vacant since it went into foreclosure in August 2024, according to county property records. Since that time, development plans...
