Brockton man arraigned as third suspect in fatal 2024 shooting
A third suspect in a fatal Brockton shooting last summer has been arraigned following an investigation.
Boston Office Building Sells for $19M at Auction, Far Below Pre-Pandemic Price
BOSTON — A downtown Boston office and retail building has sold at auction for $19 million, marking a steep discount from its pre-pandemic valuation and underscoring continued pricing pressure in the city’s office market. According to reporting by the Boston Business Journal, Boston-based development and investment...
American flags at three Boston war veteran memorials vandalized: ‘a slap in the face’
American flags at three different Boston military memorials were defiled during an overnight vandalism, leaving local veterans and officials outraged over the “hate and disgusting” act. Military veterans and city officials were horrified to find the poor conditions of the Stars and Stripes at Medal of Honor Park, the...
Power outages affecting tens of thousands in Massachusetts
Stormy weather caused power outages for tens of thousands of customers in Massachusetts today.
3, including one juvenile, charged in Boston carjacking
Three people, ages 20, 19, and 17, allegedly stole a car at gunpoint near the Grove Hall neighborhood in late November. Three people, including one juvenile, were arrested this week for their alleged involvement in an armed carjacking that took place in Dorchester. The incident occurred on Nov. 29. At...
Boston Police Arrest Two Men for Drug and Firearm Possession in Dorchester
In a coordinated effort to combat drug distribution in Dorchester, Boston police have arrested two men, aged 44 and 64, after discovering drugs and firearms in their respective residences. The investigation, which involved multiple units, culminated in the capture of Dana Jordan and Dana Smart on Tuesday. The action...
Boston moves forward with plan to shut down 3 schools
BOSTON (WHDH) - The City of Boston moved forward with plan to shut down three schools, with the school committee approving the closures Wednesday night. The measure passed in a 6-1 vote, despite opposition from families and educators. The Community Academy of Science, Another Course to College, and Lee Academy...
MAP: 80K without power in Mass., over 150K across New England due to high...
Strong winds have knocked out power to over 150,000 electric customers across New England as of 1 p.m. on Friday. According to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, 81,005 customers are without power. Almost the entire towns of Pepperell and West Brookfield have no electricity. Peak wind gusts have already...
2 Boston Store Owners Charged in a $7 Million SNAP Benefits ‘Trafficking’ Case
Two convenience store owners in Boston are facing federal charges after investigators allege they ran a years-long scheme to illegally swap Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for cash — a practice known as benefits trafficking — generating more than $7 million in suspected fraudulent...
HUD probes Boston over housing discrimination
HUD’s Office for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity has launched an investigation into Boston’s housing practices, which it believes violate civil rights protections of White people under the Fair Housing Act and Title VI, per a Dec. 11 press release. The agency said in a Dec. 11 letter...

















