ICE says over 1,400 arrests made in second Mass. immigration enforcement surge
The recent surge of federal immigration enforcement in Massachusetts known as Operation Patriot 2.0 resulted in just over 1,400 arrests, officials said Thursday. Of the 1,406 undocumented immigrants arrested over the Sept. 4-30 operation, over 600, or less than half, have been convicted of or charged with significant...
Mayor Michelle Wu Launches “Color Flows on Winter Street” Initiative
BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — Bostonians will notice that colors are flowing down the brick paved street that connects Downtown Crossing and the common. "Color Flows on Winter Street," is a multi-week program launched by the city as an effort to reinvigorate business around the area. According to the city, the pilot...
Former Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca lists Back Bay mansion in Boston
Pagliuca and his wife, Judy, a biotech investor, transformed what was once a multi-family residence. “There were no expenses spared here.”. Steve Pagliuca has owned a lot of things in Boston, and he’s letting another one go. The former co-chairman of Bain Capital and former Celtics co-owner has listed his Back Bay...
Police asking for help identifying suspects who allegedly stole thousands from Lululemon in Boston
Boston police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating several people who allegedly stole thousands of dollars from a Lululemon store.
State fights “street takeovers” with citations, arrests and money
Gov. Healey detailed efforts to prevent "street takeovers" in Massachusetts with citations, arrests and millions of dollars in traffic safety grants.
Malden woman accused of threatening federal agents making immigration arrest
A Massachusetts woman is accused of threatening to kill federal agents who were conducting immigration enforcement in Malden. Bethany Abigail Terrill, 37, was charged with threatening a United States official, the U.S. Attorney's Office said Thursday. Prosecutors say that Terrill approached the agents as they were...
Readers oppose publicly-owned grocery stores in Boston. Here’s why.
City Council may see promise in city-owned grocery stores, but readers aren’t convinced they’d solve the city’s food access issues. The Boston City Council is considering opening publicly-owned grocery stores to address food insecurity — but not everyone’s convinced it’s the right solution. After...
79-year-old retired attorney finds new passion as a blacksmith in Boston
A retired attorney has found a new passion forging superheated iron as a blacksmith in Boston.
No Kings 2: Peaceful protest this Saturday
A Marblehead No Kings rally is being held on Saturday, Oct. 18 from 4-5 p.m. at the corner of Maple and Lafayette Street (Route 114). The public is invited to bring signs to this peaceful gathering. The League of Women Voters of Marblehead is a co-organizer of the event. (Note: The weekly No Kings sign holding...
Community demanding answers after ICE detains 13-year-old in Everett
A community is demanding answers after a 13-year-old boy was arrested by local police, then detained by ICE and moved out of state.
