-
Baton Rouge Officers Will Not Be Charged In Alton Sterling's Killing
Updated at 3:20 p.m. ETLouisiana has declined to press charges against the pair of white police officers involved in the 2016 shooting death of Alton… -
Massachusetts Sees Highest Number Of Inmate Suicides Since 2014
Fourteen inmates died by suicide in Massachusetts prisons and jails in 2017, the highest such number of deaths since 2014, according to state and county… -
Bristol County Report On Inmate Suicides Leaves Out Key Details
Nine months ago, Kellie Pearson was driving in Fall River when she got a frantic call from her daughter telling her to call the Bristol County jail… -
Months Ago, Boston Officer In Controversial Cell Phone Video Would Have Had A Body Camera
Boston Police officials say a police officer involved in a recent confrontation had been part of the department’s body camera pilot program but hadn’t… -
Suffolk DA Dan Conley Reflects On His 16 Years Of Service
Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley announced Thursday he will not seek reelection in November.Throughout his 16 years in office, Conley has… -
How A Defendant's Mental Health Can Affect A Trial
Latarsha Sanders of Brockton allegedly showed up at her mother’s house earlier this month vowing to kill someone so she could offer up a human heart to… -
UPDATED: Pharmacist Charged In Meningitis Outbreak Sentenced To 8 Years In Prison
Glenn Chin, the former pharmacist who worked at the New England Compounding Center (NECC) was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison. Drugs made on… -
After Tweaks To Charges, Judge Bumps Trial Of City Hall Aides To March
The judge presiding over the anticipated trial of two senior aides to Boston Mayor Marty Walsh charged with extortion has ordered that the trial date be… -
Still Haunted By 'The Codfather,' New Bedford Fishermen Forced Back to Port
Just before Thanksgiving, federal regulators took the unprecedented move of shutting down part of New Bedford’s fishing fleet known as sector 9, and… -
Thousands Of Convictions Tainted By Disgraced State Chemist To Be Thrown Out
District attorneys in Massachusetts are asking the state’s highest court to dismiss thousands of drug cases that were tainted due to misconduct by drug…
