Lawyers for the Duxbury woman accused of killing her three children have asked a judge to reconsider his refusal to hold a two-part trial, saying she is willing to acknowledge her role in the deaths.
Ishani Kapalli · April 7, 2026
Meg Gannon of Canton and a friend from Boston College, who were diagnosed with the same cancer six months apart, plan to run every mile of the April 20 race together for Mass General.
Ishani Kapalli · April 5, 2026
Officials say bogus messages claiming a Pennsylvania Turnpike toll violation are a scam, and that the courts never demand payment by text.
Aever Bundji · March 8, 2026
Tens of thousands lined Oak Park Avenue in 60-degree weather for a parade that honored veterans, one of whom recalled a very different homecoming after Vietnam.
Ken Adams · March 8, 2026
The Washington State Patrol marked the second anniversary of the trooper's death by recounting the honors, awards and enforcement campaign created in his name.
Jennifer Paige · March 2, 2026
Mark Jackson, 43, who had been homeless for about a year, was shot in the neck inside a Manhattan convenience store on Feb. 12, and his family is pleading for help finding the gunman.
Jacob Leary · February 25, 2026
Three companies will take turns testing electric autonomous buses in a closed section of Newark Liberty International Airport as the agency weighs options for linking terminals to a rebuilt AirTrain.
Jacob Leary · February 25, 2026
The inaugural scholarship class honors high school athletes who overcame injury, loss, displacement and family hardship, each receiving $2,500 for college.
Amy Swan · February 10, 2026
The Emmy-winning actor, charged with sexual misconduct involving two young boys, submitted personal details and a risk evaluation to argue he should be released before trial.
Jacob Leary · January 17, 2026
Jose "Joey" Martinez was held for about 90 minutes after agents entered his cabin, and federal officials said only that he was taken into custody as a person of interest.
Juan Gonzalez · January 8, 2026
Councilmember Butch Twining is seeking $25 million from Ocean View School District board president Gina Clayton-Tarvin, alleging her posts falsely painted him as a white supremacist.
Amy Swan · December 24, 2025
Police say a 56-year-old surrendered at the 43rd Precinct on Wednesday in connection with the Nov. 26 attack that left a 39-year-old driver critically wounded.
Jacob Leary · December 10, 2025
The American writer and actor, held since Nov. 16 over a small amount of MDMA found at Okinawa's Naha Airport, was released from police custody on Monday, police said.
Jacob Leary · December 10, 2025
State officials and partner agencies say the shortage of foster homes is most severe for teenagers and in Sussex County, leaving many youth to age out of care with limited support.
Aever Bundji · December 9, 2025
The first U.S.-born pope sets out Thursday on a six-day pilgrimage that mixes Christian unity, Middle East tensions and intense media attention.
Ken Adams · November 25, 2025
Natural snowfall dusted higher summits across northern New England over the weekend, and several resorts began snowmaking ahead of their planned openings.
Ishani Kapalli · November 3, 2025
The Rev. Carolyn Cavaness, appointed in November as the first woman to lead Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church in its 238-year history, describes a transformative first year and her plans for the next.
Aever Bundji · October 22, 2025
A Frankford charter school once known for stability has seen dozens of staff changes and sharp test score declines, and its five-year renewal is on hold during a district inspector general review.
Aever Bundji · October 21, 2025
The City Council's Finance Committee is set to weigh payouts to the families of a man who died in a fire department ambulance and a couple killed in a police pursuit crash, along with a whistleblower settlement.
Ken Adams · October 14, 2025
Gunfire erupted shortly before 1 a.m. Sunday outside Willie's Bar and Grill in Beaufort County, leaving four people dead and at least 20 injured, authorities said.
Jacob Leary · October 12, 2025
Hundreds joined their weekly walk around the Central Park reservoir on Sunday, hoping it would be the last before the expected return of the final 20 living hostages held in Gaza.
Jacob Leary · October 12, 2025
A 49-year-old Level 3 sex offender was sentenced to 13 to 15 years in prison after a Fall River Superior Court jury found he lured a neighbor to his home in August 2023 and attacked her.
Ishani Kapalli · October 8, 2025
Hundreds of current and former HHS employees have signed a letter accusing Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of contributing to conditions that led to the Aug. 8 attack on the CDC's Atlanta campus.
Juan Gonzalez · August 20, 2025
Elijah Flores was critically injured eight days before this report when a fight at the Near West Side CTA stop sent him and an adult companion tumbling down a stairway, and police have still made no arrest.
Ken Adams · August 18, 2025
