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Union Workers, City, State Leaders March In Boston Labor Day Parade

Two trailer homes were heavily damaged after a fire broke out Monday morning.

A Danvers man who once paid for a class on how to hide a Bitcoin business is now giving up more than $1.5 million in cash, silver, and crypto after a federal court locked in the forfeiture tied to his prison sentence. Trung Nguyen, 48, also known online as “DCS420,”...

A former West Springfield businesswoman pleaded guilty Thursday to charges tied to a Ponzi scheme worth nearly $11 million in which she defrauded over 200 victims, the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney’s Office announced. Barbara Hirshfield, 83, of Lexington, pleaded guilty in federal court in Springfield to five counts of w

Killer mom Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer is asking for a Hail Mary million-to-one ruling to protect his client after the sensational mistrial in her triple-murder case, experts told The Post. Defense lawyer Kevin Reddington said Friday that he will ask Massachusetts Judge William Sullivan to set aside the hung-jury outcome t

The Boston Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in efforts to identify the individual shown in the accompanying images as it relates to an ongoing larceny investigation in Boston. The facts and circumstances surrounding the initial incident are as follows:. At about 12:37 PM on Wednesday, August 5,...

A Brockton man was killed and seven other people were wounded when gunfire erupted during a house party in Taunton, Massachusetts, over the weekend. Zirovick Depina, 22, died after being shot just after midnight on Sunday at a home on Weir Street. All eight people who were shot were in...

An elderly woman escaped her burning trailer home near 685 Broadway in Malden on Monday morning after hearing a loud bang or explosion moments before smoke filled the room, and she was taken to a hospital for smoke exposure. The fire destroyed her home, killed two pet bunnies, and spread to a neighboring unit, damaging

An 83-year-old Lexington, Massachusetts, woman pleaded guilty this month to running a $10.9 million Ponzi scheme built on promissory notes she kept selling for more than a decade after state regulators had already stripped her company of the license it needed to make money. Roughly 204 investors lost their savings, and

Aaron Meuse, 42, of Boston, is expected to be charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. A man was arrested for two apparently random assaults on Friday, according to Boston police. Around 11:45 a.m. Friday, Boston police responded to two separate assaults downtown, the department said in a...