Lowell Woman Suing To Recover Dad's $82,000 Life Savings From Federal Government
A Lowell woman is suing the federal government, trying to get her elderly father's life savings back.
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A Lowell woman is suing the federal government, trying to get her elderly father's life savings back.
The Powerball jackpot for Saturday night's drawing up to $321 million.
Harvard University's Alan Dershowitz is joining President Donald Trump's impeachment legal defense team.
Swissbakers reopened their Allston cafe Thursday.
Alondra Bobadilla applied to the position after she was encouraged by her teachers and librarian.
Chris McKinnon and Jon Keller discuss the Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders feud, the Impeachment trial and the budget gap facing Massachusetts lawmakers.
The tickets were bought in February 2019.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is no longer the most popular governor in the country, according to a new poll from Morning Consult.
Everyone in Everett knows Teddie All Natural Peanut Butter.
Hannah Strom is one of seven people still in the hospital after a fatal crash involving the Holy Cross rowing team.
Massachusetts State Police Col. Mason said the public is the most important part of the Amber Alert system.
Mulready Elementary School has had dozens of absences in the past few days with all signs pointing to the flu.
A young Millis woman decided to spend her gap year in Australia and it's not turning out the way she had expected.
Holy Cross students continue to comfort one another over the loss of Grace Rett, who died in a Florida van crash Wednesday.
In the wake of the Massachusetts State Police overtime scandal, Gov. Charlie Baker and the State Police Col. Christopher Mason outlined their plans Thursday for changing the organization's hiring process. They also said they want to streamline the way officers can be suspended for serious or minor offenses and get rid of the requirement that the colonel be selected from within the department.
