Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell Backs Harvard Researcher in Battle Against ICE Detention, Criticizes Trump-Era Immigration Policies
Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell files a brief supporting the release of wrongfully detained Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova, challenging the federal government's dismissal motion and criticizing Trump-era immigration policies.
Methuen Community and Police Join Forces in Search for Missing Teen Estrella Coronado
Methuen residents are searching for Estrella Coronado, a missing 16-year-old girl. Police are seeking public assistance and provided a description. They urge anyone with information to call (978)983-8698.
Adams Officials Rule Out Foul Play in Harmony Street Mill Fire, Cite Property Owner for Safety Violations
Officials stated the Harmony Street mill fire is under investigation and does not appear suspicious. The property owner faced fines for safety violations, but no imminent hazards were detected.
Man Suspected of Threatening Mass Shooting at Burlington Mall Causes Heavy Police Response, No Firearm Found
An individual threatened a mass shooting at Burlington Mall, prompting police action. The suspect had no firearms and was in a mental health crisis; no credible threat was established.
East Boston Man Wins $2 Million on State Lottery Instant Ticket, Eyes Family Future with Prize
Orley Espinosa of Revere won a $2 million grand prize from the Massachusetts State Lottery. He purchased the winning ticket at a 7-Eleven in East Boston and chose the cash option of $1.3 million. Espinosa plans to use the money to support his family, and the 7-Eleven store will receive a $20,000 bonus.
Tufts University Grad Student Rumeysa Ozturk Returns to Massachusetts After ICE Detention as Judge Cites First Amendment Rights
Turkish doctoral student Rumeysa Ozturk was released from ICE detention after a judge ruled that her due process and First Amendment rights were violated, sparking discussions on academic freedom and free speech.












