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Read was charged on June 9, 2022, with second-degree murder, motor vehicle manslaughter, and leaving the scene of a collision causing death. This moved her case to the Norfolk Superior Court. Here is a guide to her case.
The garden and fountain in the middle of Medford, which honors the four victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, have remained inactive for the past few years.
Putting tolls at the Massachusetts border would have a very bad impact on areas near to New Hampshire, State Auditor Diana DiZoglio said Saturday afternoon as criticism continued to mount over remarks made last week by Transportation Secretary Monica Tibbits-Nutt.
The valuable piece of state-owned land on D and E Streets in South Boston, which was taken through eminent domain, has been embroiled in scandal for over a year. The controversy began last February when South Boston officials intervened to prevent the authority from moving forward with development under false pretenses.
A Massachusetts-based coalition of public and private organizations launched Thursday plans to raise awareness of the harms sports betting can have on young people, the laws surrounding the industry, and risks associated with gambling.
A mayoral ordinance creating the city’s first planning department in seven decades divided the City Council Wednesday, but was ultimately approved by the body, marking a major win for Mayor Wu in her larger plans to restructure the BPDA.
A healthcare giant set to purchase a nationwide physician network from financially disgruntled hospital operator Steward Health Care is catching flak from Massachusetts lawmakers who are calling for a careful review of the deal.
A facility on Cape Cod that helps dolphins treated and let go its first at-risk animal after a dolphin was recently stuck on a Cape beach.
A small group of protestors gathered outside the State House on Wednesday to oppose state spending on emergency shelters in Massachusetts that are providing temporary housing to both local residents and migrants from other countries.
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