No change in Worcester police probe negotiations, despite new DOJ directive — for now
A Worcester spokesperson confirmed with MassLive that there have been no changes with respect to negotiations with the ...
Massachusetts inmates accused of ‘vicious attack’ on correction officers face ‘sea of blue’ at arraignment
The three Massachusetts inmates accused of ambushing correction officers in a “vicious attack,” including stabbing one guard 12 times, faced a “sea of blue” of officers ...
3 inmates charged with brutally attacking Massachusetts prison officers plead not guilty
Three inmates accused in a brutal attack at a prison in central Massachusetts were brought to court Thursday to face charges.
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Boston, Worcester school districts prepare protection for potential ICE raids at schools
In Massachusetts, some local school districts are promising protection against one of President Trump’s recent executive ...
Federal funding not a budget factor — for now
DOLLARS AND SENSE — Hanging over another year of modest growth in the state’s budget are questions about the future of ...
2nd largest school district in Mass. ‘will not coordinate’ with ICE amid Trump immigration crackdown
Undocumented immigrants may no longer be protected from federal immigration authorities in public schools or houses of ...
‘Everyone here is panicked, everyone is scared’ : In Trump’s first few days, hysteria rules Mass. immigrant communities
It remained unclear whether federal authorities had done anything different during the first few days of Trump’s term.
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Former Keolis official pleads guilty in $8 million fraud case
A former official for Keolis Commuter Services, operator of Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter trains, has pleaded guilty to defrauding Keolis of $8 million. John P. Pigsley, 59, the ...
Grafton man fatally hit by car on Mass. Pike
A Grafton man was struck and killed on the Massachusetts Turnpike on Wednesday, State Police said. Shortly after 7 p.m., State Police received “multiple reports of a pedestrian struck on Interstate 90 ...
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Right to Shelter Law in Massachusetts: Cost concerns threaded 1983 homelessness debate
Right to shelter did not make headlines back in 1983 when Gov. Dukakis signed a $1.6M homeless bill. Here's what was debated.
“Pappas is family:” Current, former patients concerned over proposed hospital closure
Gov. Maura Healey outlined Massachusetts’ Fiscal Year 2026 state budget. Coverage for the center was not included. The transition out could begin as soon as this Fall.