Authorities identify woman struck, killed by SUV on Route 9 in Framingham
Authorities have identified a 30-year-old woman who was struck and killed by an SUV on Route 9 in Framingham over the weekend. The deadly crash happened along Worcester Road around 12:30 a.m. on Saturday, according to the Framingham Police Department. Investigators say preliminary information suggests that the driver o
Lead investigator from Karen Read’s case pleads the Fifth and refuses to testify in...
DEDHAM, Mass. (Court TV) — A former Massachusetts State Police trooper whose inappropriate text messages made headlines during Karen Read's trial said he would not testify at a hearing in a different murder case in which he served as the lead investigator. Read, who stood trial twice and was...
A From-Scratch American Diner in Rockland Has Filed for Bankruptcy
StevieGs Restaurant, LLC has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The Rockland, Massachusetts-based company operates as a breakfast and lunch restaurant. Court records show that its liabilities exceed its assets while the company faces several unsecured creditor claims. Note: A Chapter 11 bankruptcy f
MARBLEHEAD POLICE LOG: Keys left at Mookie’s counter land in wrong pocketbook
12:25 a.m. An officer investigated a complaint about a moving vehicle on Pleasant Street. 7:32 a.m. A bike was found on Wallace Road. 10:09 a.m. An officer assisted a citizen on Rowland Street and filed a report. 7:35 p.m. Officers assisted Salem Police and an ambulance crew with responding to...
Boston Police Department shares summer crime stats at four-hour public safety hearing
The City Council Committee on Public Safety held its first meeting since July to deliberate on months of hearing orders related to public safety initiatives and violence-prevention strategies with the Boston Police Department. The room considered five separate hearing orders, including a collaborative citywide strategy
Two shelters for homeless families are weeks away from closing in Cambridge
Eight homeless families will be forced to relocate Oct. 31 with the shutting of two shelters in Cambridge, partially the result of being excluded from a state contract after funding cuts. The emergency shelters – which can hold up to 14 families – have been at St. Paul African Methodist...
Teen rode e-bike into Natick Police Station. What he did before leaving
A yet-to-be unidentified individual drove an e-bike into the entrance of the Natick Police Station on Friday, swore at officers and then drove off, police said. Police are seeking the public's help in identifying him and another e-bike rider who was present at the time, noting that both were doing wheelies in the parki
The 5 best public high schools in Boston for 2026
A quality high school education can equip students with the tools they need to pursue their academic goals and tackle real-world problems. Many high schoolers in Boston have access to the training they need, thanks to strong public schools, with a new study from Boston.com revealing the top-performing public high schoo
‘Cat in the Hat’ AI trend prompts safety concerns among North Shore parents
Dr. Seuss’ “Cat in the Hat” is a fictional character known from the children’s book and movie, but now the cat is taking on a creepy role in a viral social media trend.
Everett IT director off job after stealing nearly $100k in taxpayer money
EVERETT, MASS. (WHDH) - An Everett city employee is off the job after being accused of stealing thousands in taxpayer money. The Middlesex District Attorney said the former IT director spent $98,000 on personal expenses. The DA said between 2020 and March of this year, he made 400 fraudulent purchases...

















