Newmarket, NH Standoff Ends with Arrest of Armed Suspect Accused of Domestic Violence and Assault
An armed standoff in Newmarket, NH, ended with Mark Allen McLean's arrest for domestic violence assault and other charges after he threatened self-harm and provoked a confrontation with law enforcement.
Widow of Former New Bedford Fire Chief Sues City, Mayor, and Bayside Lounge for Wrongful Death After Fatal Police Standoff
The widow of Paul N. Coderre Jr. filed a lawsuit against New Bedford and others for wrongful death, after he was shot by police following a "psychotic episode" and being overserved alcohol.
Boston Three Squares Main Street Non-Profit Accused of Misusing Over $32,000 in Federal COVID-19 Aid
Three Squares Main Street, part of Boston Main Streets, is accused of misusing over $32,000 in federal funds. The city is investigating altered financial documents and seeks to recover lost funds. No charges have been made as audits continue.
Revere Man Confesses to Laundering Drug Cash in Global Ring and Faces Life Behind Bars After Guilty Plea in Boston Court
Revere man Jason Hunter pleaded guilty to international money laundering and drug charges, facing potential life imprisonment and fines. Sentencing is set for July 22, 2025.
Massachusetts Celebrates 250 Years of Apprenticeship Innovation on National Apprenticeship Day
Massachusetts commemorated 250 years of apprenticeships, with an event attended by officials and apprentices, highlighting the sector's growth and the Healey-Driscoll Administration's support for workforce development.
Trump's Tax Takedown, Harvard's $52.3 Billion Endowment Under Fire as President Vows to Strip Tax-Exempt Status Amidst Legal Feud
President Trump announced plans to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, escalating tensions following a lawsuit and funding freeze. Harvard defends its tax status as crucial for its mission and educational autonomy.












