Dorchester Man Charged with Drug Trafficking and Firearm Offenses After Raid Reveals Cocaine, Guns
Tyrone Wilson was arrested in Dorchester for drug trafficking and firearm charges after police found crack cocaine and guns during a search. He faces numerous charges, with his arraignment to follow.
Boston Police Department Engages with Youth at East Boston High School Career Fair to Showcase Law Enforcement Careers
The Boston Police Department participated in East Boston High School's Career Fair to inform students about careers in law enforcement and recruit potential new officers.
Pembroke Man Sentenced to 30-38 Years for Child Rape Offenses, DA Cruz Applauds Victims' Courage
David Johnson Jr. was sentenced to 30-38 years in prison for multiple child rape counts after a jury verdict. Post-release, he will be monitored strictly, as announced by Plymouth County DA Cruz.
Healey-Driscoll Administration Launches Anti-Hunger Task Force Listening Sessions in Massachusetts Amidst SNAP Cuts
Massachusetts responds to SNAP cuts with listening sessions to inform an Anti-Hunger Task Force, addressing the impact of federal reductions on over a million residents, including children and veterans.
Boston and Northeastern University Strike Historic Agreement to Propel Housing and Community Growth
Boston has entered a five-year PILOT agreement and ten-year IMP with Northeastern University, focusing on housing, community benefits, and university expansion aligned with the city's needs.
Cape Cod Chips Faces Class Action Lawsuit in New York Over Alleged Misleading Natural Claims
A lawsuit accuses Cape Cod Chips of misleading marketing by claiming no artificial ingredients, despite containing synthetic citric acid. The company, acquired by Campbell's in 2018, declined to comment on the pending litigation.












