U.S.-Iranian Man Convicted in Boston for Illegally Exporting U.S. Tech to Iran
A Massachusetts man was convicted yesterday in Boston federal court after a 14-day trial for conspiring to illegally export sophisticated electronic components from the United States to Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions. Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi, 43, a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen from Natick, was found guilty of one coun
11 Massachusetts Restaurants Hidden In Some Of The State’s Prettiest Corners
Forget the predictable dinner stop and make the meal part of the adventure. In Massachusetts, the table might come with crashing water, harbor views, a historic dining room, or a dish that arrives with its own little performance. Ready to turn one food outing into a full travel story? Follow...
Auchincloss poll shows big lead over primary challenger Poulos
The 4th District congressman's survey suggested his support is strongest in the Bristol County portion of his district.
Army veteran, 82, sues Encore casino over security detention
An 82-year-old Army veteran has filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit against Encore Boston Harbor casino, the Everett Police Department, Massachusetts State Police and several unnamed officers, claiming metal implants in his leg set off a security detector and led to his unlawful detention on May 30. Robert M. Joost fi
Multi-agency investigation leads to arrest of 26-year-old Massachusetts gang member after 17 pounds of...
A multi-agency investigation led to the seizure of a huge drug and weapon cache on Tuesday. According to police, after a two-month investigation, Stoughton Police Detectives and members of the FBI Metro Boston Gang Task Force stopped 26-year-old Martino Pierre-Louis, of Stoughton, as he drove on Central Street in Stoug
3 more MBTA employees charged with overtime fraud, falsifying track inspections
Federal prosecutors also allege several now-former employees at the MBTA’s Cabot Yard worked on personal vehicles while on duty. Federal prosecutors have charged three additional MBTA employees and levied new conspiracy charges against four more amid allegations of overtime fraud and falsified Red Line track inspection
New England Beaches Overrun by Giant Toxic Creatures
Getty Images Officials are warning New England beachgoers to keep their distance from the thousands of giant lion’s mane jellyfish that have washed up along the region’s coast—even those that are already dead. The jellyfish, whose tentacles can reach 120 feet, have been spotted from Massachusetts’ North Shore to Cape C
Brian Albert and others try to have civil lawsuit filed by Karen Read dismissed
BOSTON (WHDH) - Several defendants, including Brian Albert and his wife, asked a federal judge to dismiss the lawsuit Karen Read filed against them, claiming they helped police violate her civil rights. Read was found not guilty of the most serious charges she faced in her second murder trial. She...
Two firefighters sent to the hospital after battling fire in Burlington, eight residents displaced
Two firefighters were hospitalized with heat exhaustion after battling a house fire in Burlington.
Online pen pal profile for convicted killer Brian Walshe sparking concern
Brian Walshe, the Cohasset man convicted of murdering his wife, Ana Walshe, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole back in December of 2025. However, it’s not stopping the convicted killer from trying to make a connection to the outside.

















