‘My brother was 31.’- 25 years later, families still mourn lives lost on 9/11
For an entire generation, the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001, is a day known only through history books, photographs, or the stories of those who lived through it.
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‘There is a balance to be struck’: Debate over flock cameras continues across the state
The debate over flock cameras is playing out in communities across the state, but not every city or town is responding the same way.
Everett City Hall closes Tuesday due to cybersecurity incident
The city of Everett announced that its city hall will be closed on Tuesday due to a cybersecurity incident.
By Elly Morillo, Boston 25 News and Alexis Rossi, Boston 25 News Staff
‘Somebody knows who did it’: Gunman still on the run amid Taunton deadly shooting investigation
Investigators are still looking for the gunman responsible for a deadly Taunton shooting early Sunday morning.
‘Kids don’t know the ways of the road’: Marblehead bike shop won’t sell e-bikes to riders under 16
“If a parent comes and says, ‘Hey, I want to get an electric bike for my kid, we will ask, ' Well, how old is your kid and they say 14, 15, and we say, ' No, sorry…we’ll sell you an acoustic bike,” one employee tells Boston 25 News.
What you need to know about early voting, primary election
Secretary of State William Galvin is addressing questions about early voting, mail-in ballots, and election oversight as voters head into the final stretch before Tuesday.
State representative charged for alleged pandemic benefit fraud
A Massachusetts state representative has been arrested and charged with allegedly fraudulently obtaining more than $700,000 in COVID-19 unemployment benefits and small-business loans and using the money for real estate purchases, mortgage loans and other expenses.
By Natalie Khait, Boston 25 News Staff and Elly Morillo, Boston 25 News
Community mourns Worcester Police Officer Kurt Solomon as family gathers for wake services
Family members, fellow officers and the Worcester community are preparing to say a final goodbye to veteran Worcester Police Officer Kurt Solomon.
Police believe body found behind rehabilitation hospital is wanted Worcester woman
Police believe that the body of Karen Solomon has been found, days after her police officer husband was found dead.
By Bella Pelletiere, Boston 25 News Staff, Elly Morillo, Boston 25 News, and Daniel Coates, Boston 25 News
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