MBTA General Manager apologizes for hair-pulling incident during team dinner
Allegedly, the context of the incident that occurred earlier in the evening was that Eng was joking about his own baldness during an “insensitive interaction” with one of his employees who reported directly to him.
Man bitten in incident with off-leash dogs near Dedham retirement community
An 86-year-old man was left with multiple dog bites on a walking path in Dedham, Massachusetts, on Thursday morning, officials said. Dedham Animal Control said they are looking for three women in connection with the incident on the campus of the NewBridge retirement community, near the Rashi School, about 9 a.m.
Quincy Grocery Giant Hit With $40 Million Tab In Drug Pricing Dust-Up
Ahold Delhaize USA, the Quincy-based parent of Stop & Shop, Giant, Hannaford and Food Lion, has agreed to shell out $40 million to settle federal and state claims that its supermarket pharmacies reported inflated prescription prices to government healthcare programs. At the center of the fight are discount "prescriptio
Boston Killings Cut In Half As City Warms Up
Boston has recorded seven homicides so far this year, roughly half the city’s five-year average, according to police figures released this week. The drop includes far fewer fatal shootings and a noticeable decline in overall shooting victims across the city, even as property crimes such as auto theft and certain larcen
Tartan Army fan goes viral in Boston, draws crowds, and breaks record during World...
One Tartan Army fan is going viral during the World Cup, turning Dunkin runs and Walmart trips into must-see moments — and even drawing hundreds to Boston Common.
MBTA Boss Phil Eng in Hot Water Over Alleged Hair-Pull at Boston Brewery
MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng is facing internal scrutiny after a report that he grabbed and pulled the hair of another MBTA employee as the two said goodbye following a work event. The allegation led the employee to bring the matter to the authority’s human-resources and legal teams, and the T says Eng has apologiz
A tornado watch is now in effect across New England and the threat is...
A line of severe storms pushed through New England Today, triggering tornado watches across a wide swath of the region and prompting severe thunderstorm warnings in multiple counties across Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The National Weather Service expanded an earlier watch that had been limited to Berkshire County
Karen Read’s probation officially over
BOSTON (WHDH) - Karen Read’s probation is officially over. Read was sentenced to one year probation when a jury convicted her of drunk driving last year. She was acquitted on the most serious charges against her in connection with the death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe.
Ex-Canton police sergeant in Karen Read case is suspended by POST Commission
A former Canton police sergeant who testified in the high-profile murder trial has had his Massachusetts law enforcement certification suspended. The vote to suspend Sean Goode by the Peace Officer Standards and Training, or POST, Commission on Thursday comes after derogatory text messages he allegedly sent were includ
Tornado watch in parts of Essex, Middlesex, and Worcester Counties
BOSTON (WHDH) - The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch in parts of Essex, Middlesex, and Worcester counties. The tornado watch is expected to last until 7 p.m. According to Meteorologist Josh Wurster, Massachusetts faces a slight risk of severe weather, currently expecting scattered thunderstorms. (Cop

















