BOSTON — Federal authorities have charged several men in a more than $1 million multistate SNAP fraud and stolen identity case and are blaming Massachusetts officials for failing…
Read more Feds charge 4 in multistate SNAP fraud caseESSEX — For Maureen Flatley , there is possibly no task greater than protecting children. Flatley, who has lived in Essex since 2002, was recently named president of…
Read more Essex resident heading up Stop Child PredatorsBOSTON — Massachusetts is among a minority of states where you can lose your driver’s license for unpaid parking tickets, tolls and other minor violations. But advocates want…
Read more Advocates seek to ease license suspension rulesBOSTON — State Auditor Diana DiZoglio said she plans to sue the agency that oversees Logan International Airport, accusing officials of withholding details of settlements with state employees…
Read more DiZoglio to sue MassPort over settlement detailsPEABODY — A former police officer’s law enforcement certification has been permanently revoked following an investigation by the Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission. The commission, in…
Read more Former Peabody police officer decertified by POST CommissionSALEM — A Lynn man was arrested on three counts of distributing cocaine following a joint operation by Salem and Lynn police. The Criminal Investigation Divisions of the…
Read more 2 arrested following drug investigationSALEM — A Lynn man was arrested on three counts of distributing cocaine following a joint operation by Salem and Lynn police last Thursday. On Dec. 18, the…
Read more Salem, Lynn police arrest two following drug investigationSALEM — A Lynn man was arrested on three counts of distributing cocaine following a joint operation by Salem and Lynn police last Thursday. On Dec. 18, the…
Read more Salem, Lynn police arrest 2 following drug investigationIn news taken from the logs of Cape Ann’s police and fire departments: Source link
Read more Police/FireBURLINGTON — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton is criticizing federal authorities for “inhumane” conditions at an ICE facility where people detained on immigration violations are held before being transferred…
Read more Moulton criticizes ICE over detention of immigrantsBOSTON — Beacon Hill lawmakers are moving to increase protections for health care workers in response to skyrocketing acts of violence against nurses and other hospital staff in…
Read more House OKs protections for hospital workersSALEM — Now that a wounded North Andover police officer has a 2026 trial date, her defense team is turning its attention to the culture of the North…
Read more Trial date set for wounded police officerBOSTON — Beacon Hill lawmakers are moving to increase protections for health care workers in response to skyrocketing acts of violence against nurses and other hospital staff in…
Read more House OKs protections for hospital workersPEABODY — Many of 14-year-old Jason Bernard’s happiest memories were at the Captain Samuel Brown Elementary School down the street from his house. Now, a bench in his…
Read more Jason’s legacy finds a seat outside his favorite schoolBOSTON — A Trinitarios gang member from Lawrence pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to illegal possession of a loaded Uzi machine gun. Derek Mercado, 20, pleaded guilty…
Read more Gang member pleads guilty to having machine gunFire crews “knocked down fairly quickly” a fire that started in a ground-floor room of a two-family home downtown on Middle Street on Wednesday afternoon, according to fire…
Read more Police/Fire: Spark starts fire that firefighters quickly extinguishIn news taken from the logs of Cape Ann’s police and fire departments: Rockport × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able…
Read more Police/FireLEWISBURG — Stephanie Balliet discovered her life’s work amid one of the most difficult times in her young life. Following an assault by a stranger at the age…
Read more Transitions PA legal advocate was once a clientBOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey is citing progress with the state’s efforts to crack down on street “takeovers” fueled on social media by drag racing enthusiasts. On Thursday,…
Read more Healey: Police cracking down on street ‘takeovers’If a Superior Court judge has a conflict of interest that potentially benefits Gov. Kelly Ayotte, the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office doesn’t want anyone to know about…
Read more As AG Formella rejects YDC settlements, state won’t diclose possible judicial bias