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Fifth Massachusetts State Trooper Arrested in Overtime Scandal
A fifth Massachusetts State Police trooper has been arrested and charged with putting in for overtime pay for shifts he didn't work.
Sean Spicer Book Signing at Seekonk BJ’s Cancelled
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer's publisher says a book signing at the Seekonk BJ's has been canceled "due to the political climate.''
Massachusetts Named Hot-Spot for Criminal Fingerprint Alteration
The number of criminals attempting to hide their identities through fingerprint alteration is rising in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Lawmakers Announce Deal on Overdue Budget
Eighteen days into the state's new fiscal year, House and Senate negotiators have reached agreement on a $41.9 billion budget.
Vineyard Bus Driver on Leaving Passenger: ‘Because You Are Black’
A Massachusetts bus driver has been fired for telling a would-be passenger that he wasn't picked up because he's black.
Providence Teen Drowns in North Attleborough Pond
A 16-year-old Rhode Island boy has apparently drowned while on a family outing at a Massachusetts pond.
Third Man Arrested in New Bedford Man’s Murder in Providence
A third suspect has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Providence.
Troopers Charged with Taking Overtime Pay for No-Show Shifts
Three recently suspended or retired Massachusetts State Police troopers are charged with stealing funds by putting in for overtime shifts they didn't work.
Woman Arrested for Stealing from Sean Gannon Fundraiser
A Massachusetts woman has been charged with stealing items meant for an auction honoring a fallen police sergeant.
Gov. Baker, Maura Healey Call for Rosenberg’s Resignation
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and Attorney General Maura Healey are calling on former Senate President Stan Rosenberg to immediately resign his seat.