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Maine Courtroom Sentences Massachusetts Man After Gang-related Drive-by Shooting

A Massachusetts man was sentenced for a drive-by shooting in Maine, which sparked a dangerous police chase involving a school bus and rival gang activity.
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Worcester woman among 5 killed in Virginia I-95 bus crash, husband hospitalized

The 25-year-old from Worcester was among the five Massachusetts residents killed in a multi-vehicle crash involving a passenger bus on Interstate-95 in Virginia Friday morning.
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Mass. lawmakers look to Connecticut for guidance after wrong-way crashes

Connecticut has already launched more than 200 wrong-way detection cameras on highway entrance ramps across the state.
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Treasurer report states while Massachusetts has top median income in the country, the rich...

BOSTON – Treasurer Deborah Goldberg’s Office of Economic Empowerment has released the 2026 Massachusetts Financial Wellbeing Scorecard, a new report offering a comprehensive look at the financial health of residents across the state. The Scorecard provides an overview of key trends and challenges shaping economic wellb
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NBC 10 I-Team: Final report faults sheriffs, state for budget deficit in Massachusetts

(WJAR) — The Massachusetts Office of the Inspector General has released its final report on sheriffs' budgets and expenditures, describing the budgeting system for the state's 14 sheriff's offices as "chaotic" and "deeply flawed." It also makes some specific recommendations regarding correctional facilities under the a
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Massachusetts man plans on staying put and has family on his mind after hitting...

A Massachusetts man has his priorities in order after hitting big money on a State Lottery scratch ticket. According to the Massachusetts State Lottery, Manuel Gilmete of Taunton is the first $1 million prize winner in the Massachusetts State Lottery’s new “Strike It Rich” $10 instant ticket game that went on sale Tues
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A New England Windstorm Took Down Trees, Power Lines, and A Few Unlucky Cars

Strong winds and cold, rainy weather swept through parts of Massachusetts on May 30, leaving behind fallen trees, power outages, and damaging several properties. One resident went outside to discover that a large tree had ... Read more
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‘Marlborough is one of the greatest’: Local developer donates $224K to city for infrastructure...

MARLBOROUGH – A major developer donated $224,000 to Marlborough on May 26 in an effort to assist with improving ballfields, maintaining trails, and planning a proposed fire station. Ferris Development, which won a special permit from Marlborough last winter to develop a condominium complex on Lizotte Drive, agreed to..
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Grafton’s worst road to get $5.9M refresh

GRAFTON – Grafton residents – it’s finally here. After a Select Board vote on May 26, George Hill Road is expected to get significant repairs totaling $5.9 million. A contract has been awarded to J.H. Lynch & Sons, Inc., and construction is set to get underway this summer, with the first pre-construction meeting schedu
Featured picture for "These fourteen recruits today are going to make a big difference..."Worcester County Sheriff's Department celebrates graduation of next correction officer recruit class

“These fourteen recruits today are going to make a big difference…”Worcester County Sheriff’s Department...

On May 29th fourteen recruits graduated and were sworn in during a ceremony on the grounds of the Worcester County Sheriff's Department in West Boylston. The graduation ceremony capped off a thirteen week training program. Before the graduation ceremony Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis spoke with Spectrum News

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