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Serial Massachusetts sex trafficker sentenced to 11+ years in prison
A serial sex trafficker who exploited multiple victims over a 15-year period was sentenced today in federal court in Boston…
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One dead, another seriously injured in two-alarm blaze in Abington
ABINGTON — Abington Fire Chief John M. Nuttall, State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey, and Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy…
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Owner of stolen Fall River dog recounts how she got her lovable pet back
A family who had been looking for their pet dog for over a week received some great news thanks to…
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Fall River police officer placed on leave after arrest, arraigned on 4 new felony counts
A Fall River police officer, who was arrested on domestic violence charges late last year, has had 4 new felony…
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1 transported by medflight after multi-vehicle crash in Taunton
One person has been seriously injured after a multi-vehicle crash Wednesday. According to Taunton Police, at 7:07 p.m., Taunton Police…
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New clothing and accessories store coming to Dartmouth Mall in spring of this year
A new clothing and accessories store is coming to the Dartmouth Mall. According to the mall, Zumiez will be opening…
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Protest targets Massachusetts State House access, COVID restrictions
Chris Van Buskirk and Matt Murphy A small group of protesters made their way inside the publicly closed State House…
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State Police, Department of Correction, District Attorneys create playing cards to seek information on unresolved crimes
FRAMINGHAM – The Massachusetts State Police (MSP), in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Correction and District Attorney’s Offices, have…
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Woonsocket man sentenced to prison after setting fire with 3 children, 1 adult, inside home
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Attorney General Peter F. Neronha announced that a Woonsocket man was sentenced in Providence County Superior Court…
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Baker, Riley, announce school mask mandate to be lifted
MALDEN – Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Commissioner Jeffrey C. Riley announced today the statewide mask requirement for…
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