Family Sues Greater New Bedford Vocational Tech High for $10M Alleging Grooming, Abuse Ties to Son's Death
The Pothier family is suing Greater New Bedford Voc Tech High School for $10 million, alleging officials ignored signs of grooming by former staffer Martins prior to their son's fatal crash.
Massachusetts Revitalizes Economic Agenda with Overhauled Development Incentive Program
Massachusetts has updated its Economic Development Incentive Program to attract businesses, removing the $5 million cap on tax credits and streamlining application processes to promote growth across the state.
Human Remains Found Amid Brush Fire Near Massachusetts Turnpike in Framingham
Massachusetts firefighters found human remains while battling a brush fire near the Massachusetts Turnpike, with officials suggesting they may have been there for months. No signs of foul play were initially reported.
East Village's Nowon Gastropub Debuts in Boston's Seaport with Korean-American Fusion Fare
Nowon, a Korean American gastropub from the East Village, opens a new location in Boston's Seaport District, offering creative Korean-American cuisine. Chef Jae Lee aims to provide a unique dining experience.
Harvard Clashes with Trump Administration Over $2.2 Billion Grant Freeze Amid Campus Activism Dispute
Harvard University contests the Trump administration's suspension of $2.2 billion in grants over the school's handling of campus activism, marking a trend of financial repercussions for Ivy League institutions.
Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell Issues Over $226K in Penalties to Dunkin, McDonald's, and Subway Franchisees for Child Labor Violations
Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell has issued penalties totaling $226,385 to Dunkin Donuts, McDonald's, and Subway franchises for child labor law violations.












