Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Advocates for Ban on Cellphones in Public Schools to Foster Distraction-Free Learning
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey supports a proposed ban on cellphones in schools during instructional hours to foster distraction-free learning and protect students' mental health.
Decades Old Mystery Solved New Hampshire Authorities Identify Woman Found in 1974 as Nancy Gale Erickson
Authorities identified remains found in 1974 as Nancy Gale Erickson, a case solved by collaboration between multiple agencies and forensic testing. Erickson had been a nurse and went missing in 1973.
Tragic Blaze Claims Eight Horses at Historic Mor Linn Farm in Walpole, Community Rallies in Support
Eight horses died in a fire at Mor Linn Farm's historic barn in Walpole, Massachusetts, while ten were saved. The cause is under investigation, possibly linked to intense storms. Community farms are assisting with shelter for survivors.
Harvard University Subpoenaed by DHS Amid Allegations of Foreign Student Visa Abuses and Advocacy for Violence
DHS served Harvard with subpoenas for information on foreign students, amid claims of visa abuses and links to violence and terrorism. Harvard pledges cooperation, but faces increasing pressure and threats to its accreditation and federal funding.
Fire Ravages Historic Home and Barn in Reading, No Injuries Reported as Firefighters Battle Overnight Inferno
A large home and barn in Reading's historic district were damaged by a significant overnight fire, with no injuries reported. Firefighters had to abandon an interior attack due to hazards.












