Massachusetts Trinitarios Gunman Who Unleashed a Hail of Bullets on Innocent Bystanders Sentenced
Defendant used a machinegun to shoot two victims at fast food restaurant. A Lynn chapter member of the Trinitarios was sentenced today in federal court to more than 11 years in prison for racketeering conspiracy, including a machine-gun attack that wounded two innocent women. Westyn Lantigua, also known as “Wes”...
Lynn police investigate teen takeover at McDonald’s, mayor is “deeply concerned”
A large group of teens took over a McDonald's in Lynn, Massachusetts, and some are seen on social media videos assaulting an employee.
Popular Massachusetts burger, ice cream shop closing for good after 22 years
After more than two decades of serving burgers, fries, and ice cream, a local favorite is closing for good this week.
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asks judge to investigate holdout juror, check his phone records
Lindsay Clancy’s attorney on Monday called on the judge who oversaw her mistrial to investigate the holdout juror, claiming he may have inaccurately filled out jury forms or answered questions during the selection process — and also used his cell phone during deliberations. Kevin Reddington, representing Clancy, also a
Massachusetts Housing Official Charged With Using Public Funds To Renovate His Bathroom
Michael Lara admitted to using $6,200 in funds from the Watertown, MA, housing authority he ran to renovate his bathroom.
Explosive device worn by man detonates during Charlestown encounter with police
A man in apparent emotional distress detonated an explosive device he was wearing during a confrontation with Boston police in Charlestown early Monday morning, leaving him seriously injured, according to a police report. The man was taken into custody and then to the hospital after the detonation. He faces explosives.
Authorities nab 19 illegal dirt bike riders from Fall River, Framingham, Hyannis, Marstons Mills,...
A multi-agency patrol nabbed nearly 20 illegal dirt bike operators from Massachusetts and 1 from Florida in a 24-hour period. According to the department, a multi-agency patrol of officers from the Falmouth Police Department, Falmouth Department of Marine and Environmental Services, and the Massachusetts Environmental
Town Day bonds neighbors through community and shared causes
Hundreds of neighbors, children and pets flocked to Mass. Avenue Saturday for Town Day, gathering for food, fundraising and patriotic festivities. The sunny weather provided the perfect backdrop for Arlington residents to celebrate. The melting pot of over 200 booths lined the street with high school sports teams, vend
Think you’re faster than the Green Line? These Boston runners took on the challenge
Hundreds of runners gathered in anticipation around the MBTA's Boston College station on Friday. Some chatted among themselves, while others stretched. They watched people trickle inside the Green Line cars, doors close, bells ringing. Then, as the train starts moving, so did the runners. They were kicking off the Char
$1.25m Brookline condo in converted church features full rose window
Saint Mark’s Methodist Church is a Brookline landmark that you can live in. The congregation of Saint Mark’s Methodist Church first assembled in Brookline in 1873; by 1891, it had grown to the point where its members purchased 25,000 square feet of land at the corner of Vernon and Park Streets and hired one of Boston’s

















