10 Massachusetts Seafood Buffets Locals Can’t Get Enough Of
Massachusetts sits right on the Atlantic Ocean, which means fresh seafood is everywhere you look. When you want to try lots of different dishes without ordering a dozen plates, seafood buffets are your best friend. I’ve rounded up the best spots where locals pile their plates high with lobster, clams,...
Former Healey aide charged with cocaine trafficking is granted bail
"While we are happy the bail is granted, in this economy, most can't just pony up" the $85,000 bail, his lawyer said. The former aide of Gov. Maura Healey charged with cocaine trafficking can now post bail after a previous judge ordered him held without bail following a dangerousness hearing.
Massachusetts Faces Uninsured Surge: Leaders Chart Path Amid Federal Cuts and Record Costs
With hundreds of thousands of Bay Staters expected to lose their health coverage due to federal policy changes, industry leaders and state officials mapped out broad strategies Wednesday to combat a looming surge in uninsured residents that’s unfolding amid skyrocketing health care costs. Around 300,000 residents...
Amid calls to use $8.6B Mass. rainy day fund for federal cuts, Healey isn’t...
Hundreds of thousand of people in Massachusetts could lose their health care benefits because of the deal to end the shutdown. Holding umbrellas outside the State House on Thursday, Raise Up Massachusetts urged state leaders to spend part of the $8.6 billion rainy day fund to make up for federal budget cuts.
District data show violent incidents increased last year in Worcester Public Schools
(This story has been updated with additional information.) WORCESTER – The Worcester Public Schools saw a rise in violent incidents last school year, according to student discipline data recently published by the district. At the request of the School Committee, the district provided a list of suspendible offenses...
A Mother’s Disappointment in Leicester School That Let Students Stalk and Harass Her Soccer-Aspiring...
Mary Jo Kulig from Rutland, Massachusetts, shared her feelings on Facebook about her daughter, Isabella, a girl with simple dreams. Isabella just wanted to play soccer with her team, attend school with her siblings and friends, and enjoy high school like any other teenager. However, at Leicester High School, that...
Editorial Debate: Survey Indicates Growing Support for Mandatory Voter Identification
This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Editorial: Survey shows shift toward requiring voter identification. Editorial: Survey shows shift toward requiring voter identification.
2 contractors investigated by NBC10 Boston to learn fate in criminal cases
Two former business owners exposed in NBC10 Boston's award-winning "To Catch a Contractor" investigative series will soon learn their fate in criminal court. The former owner of a pool company who is accused of stealing from customers and leaving a trail of unfinished projects across Massachusetts is expected to...
Governor Maura Healey Champions Female Empowerment at Massachusetts Trades Conference in Boston
Governor Maura Healey spoke at the 10th Annual Massachusetts Girls in Trades Eastern Conference & Career Fair, an event connecting high school girls from Greater Boston with professionals in the union construction trades. The conference encourages students to explore careers in fields where women remain...
He was exposed to crime as a toddler and killed 2 people by 16...
A Massachusetts man is being released from prison after being granted parole last month. But the grandson of the woman killed still doesn’t believe the man’s story. William Shipps, Jr. said he had planned to punch the two people inside the home he was robbing when he was 16 if they had any issues, not shoot them.
