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Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell and 22 other attorneys general reminded hospitals of their duty under federal law to provide emergency abortion care regardless of state bans.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Boston police arrest Kimberly Murray-Moore for a stabbing incident in Mattapan; also face charges from a prior warrant.
Community & Society in ...
Boston Police engaged with youth during a street hockey league event, emphasizing community relations while ensuring safety and offering treats from their ice cream truck.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Special MBTA train tickets for the Coldplay concert at Gillette Stadium go on sale, offering round trip service from Boston to Foxboro with no refunds or exchanges.
A fire destroyed a lumber storage facility in Littleton, NH, prompting a major response from fire departments, with the cause under investigation and no injuries reported.
A Milford resident was arrested for assaulting another man with a fork, leaving the victim with a head wound; the suspect was later caught and charged.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
MassDOT will close a portion of Route 3 South in Plymouth for overhead sign removal, starting at 7:30 a.m. on Monday with detour via Samoset Street and Route 3A.
Massachusetts is closing most hotel shelters for homeless families next week, moving up its phase-out plan by six months due to the inefficiency of hotels and families' transitions to stable housing.
A black SUV caught fire on Route 9 in Westborough, MA; the blaze was extinguished but the car was a total loss. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
Two water rescue incidents in Boston saw bystanders save individuals, with one man being taken to hospital and a teen's life saved by friends and a water taxi captain.
A porch collapse in Boston's Dorchester led to nine hospitalizations, three critical. The incident during a gathering led to an investigation and calls for structural awareness.
Upcoming events in Boston include the Hare Krishna Procession and Fourth of July celebrations, leading to numerous traffic restrictions and parking bans.
Boston University seeks another external review to improve its athletics department's policies and support mechanisms after sexual harassment allegations arose.
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