Woman survived downtown Boston stabbing after bystander pulled attacker away
A woman survived a stabbing in downtown Boston last week after another woman rushed in to pull her boyfriend away, ending a near-fatal attack that left her with multiple stab wounds — all before he turned the knife on himself. Daudy Martinez, 51, was identified as the boyfriend and...
Malden spinal implant company CFO sentenced to prison for kickback scheme
The CFO of a Malden spinal implant company has been sentenced to four months in prison for bribing surgeons to use the company’s products, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Aditya Humad, 41, of Cambridge was sentenced last week to prison followed by a year of supervised release....
Golden retriever playfully avoids firefighters after going for a ‘joy swim’ in Boston Harbor
Bailey, an English cream golden retriever known as the “Queen of the North End,” escaped her harness during the Feast and took an unexpected dip in the harbor. Bailey, an English cream golden retriever known as the “Queen of the North (End),” decided that the shoreline of Sargent’s Wharf in the North End was the perfec
Man charged in fatal Apple Store crash arrested, accused of violating terms of ankle...
HINGHAM, MASS. (WHDH) - Bradley Rein, the Hingham man charged in connection with a fatal crash into an Apple Store in 2022, will appear in court Monday. The Plymouth County district attorney’s office confirmed Rein was arrested by Hingham police for violating the terms of his ankle monitor. Rein...
Brockton mayor could be charged with assault and battery after clerk-magistrate finds probable cause
Officials seeking to charge Brockton Mayor Moises Rodrigues with assault and battery on a then-high schooler cleared a significant legal hurdle Friday when the clerk-magistrate of the Wrentham District Court ruled that probable cause exists to find Rodrigues committed the crime in question. The alleged assault and batt
Wu working to find out which property owners may want to lease parking to...
Boston will submit a Freedom of Information Act request to identify those who responded to ICE's "market research" notice. Boston officials are attempting to find out which, if any, private property owners responded to a recent ICE proposal to lease parking spaces in the city, Mayor Michelle Wu said over the weekend.
$2M Lottery Payday: Mass Woman Looking To Buy 2 Homes With Her Windfall
While no Bay Stater won the $1.04 billion Powerball jackpot, one Lynn woman became a multimillionaire in last week's drawing, state lottery officials announced. Almasa Cajic won a $2 million prize in the Wednesday, Aug. 12, Powerball drawing. A man in Illinois won the full $1.04 jackpot, the e…
Boston explores sea- and river-source heat pumps for big buildings
Boston Harbor and neighboring Cambridge are exploring the use of river and sea-source heat pumps to provide emissions-free heating and cooling to large institutions in the area. The waters of Boston Harbor, most famous for the crates of tea hurled rebelliously into them more than 250 years ago, could soon...
Natick MA clerk magistrate reassigned; two others placed on leave
The Natick District Court clerk’s office is operating without its two highest-ranking employees. Longtime Natick Clerk Magistrate Brian Kearney has been assigned to administrative duty for the Massachusetts Court System since July 3, according to Jennifer Donahue, spokeswoman for the Massachusetts Trial Courts . First
Lining up for Burger Night at Vinal Bakery and General Store
Tuesday’s at Vinal Bakery and General Store have become an event on par with the block-wrapping lines at BerryLine and the weekend curb waits at Bagelsaurus. I ventured over last week for a burger — the Miso Maple, cheddar cheese, thick-cut bacon, bread and butter pickles, and of course, miso maple butter — and there h
