Police Found Racist Messages By Winthrop Shooting Suspect Nathan Allen Written In The Last Week, DA Says
Police discovered anti-semitic and racist notes with Allen's handwriting, with some written just last week.
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Police discovered anti-semitic and racist notes with Allen's handwriting, with some written just last week.
The funeral for retired Massachusetts State Trooper Dave Green, who was killed Saturday in a shooting in Winthrop, is now set for Friday.
A vigil is being planned for Thursday in Winthrop to honor retired Massachusetts State Trooper Dave Green and Air Force Staff Sgt. Ramona Cooper.
People who witnessed the tragic events unfold on Shirley Street in Winthrop Saturday are still trying to make sense of what happened.
A neighbor who has known David Green's family stopped by the scene to put a bouquet of flowers on the fence.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker reacted to the weekend rampage in Winthrop that left three people dead.
Aria Green said his brother, retired Massachusetts State Police Trooper Dave Green, died doing what he did throughout his life – trying to help others.
District Attorney Rachael Rollins said Allen had written "Troubling white supremacist rhetoric" and targeted the victims because they were Black.
A longtime friend of retired Massachusetts State Police Trooper Dave Green said he believes Green saved lives by confronting a Winthrop gunman.
Police continue to investigate after a chaotic and deadly scene played out Saturday in a Winthrop neighborhood.
Three people were shot and killed in Winthrop, including a suspected gunman who allegedly stole a truck and crashed it into a building before shooting two people Saturday afternoon, according to Massachusetts State Police.
The Boston College graduate said he's "horrified" by what's been said on social media.
One day after a Christmas like no other, lines were once again long at coronavirus testing sites across the state.
With Thanksgiving just days away, the demand for a COVID test was high in the city of Winthrop on Saturday.
Public officials in Winthrop said on Saturday that 22 new coronavirus cases are connected to two separate clusters in town.
Multiple towns across Massachusetts are creating new positions in their local governments to enforce COVID-19 restrictions.
A Winthrop man was fined $300 for hosting a large party last weekend that violated several state COVID-19 restrictions.
Anyone failing to follow rules about wearing a face covering and other coronavirus restrictions in Winthrop could pay a steep price.
Winthrop told residents that due to the coronavirus, they will not be shutting off water during a value replacement project in town.
Starting Monday night, some residents in Winthrop won't be able to wash their hands. The town says it is beginning a valve replacement project and plans to shut the water off.
An 87-year-old man became the first person in Massachusetts to die from coronavirus.
A former Marblehead hockey coach was arrested after he failed to show up in a Vermont court where he faces child sexual assault charges.
A man who was allegedly drunk when he crashed into a parked car in Winthrop is expected to be arraigned Monday on two charges of motor vehicle homicide.
Two people were killed in a crash in Winthrop Sunday and the driver will be facing charges, State Police said.
A 14-year-old girl who was reported missing Tuesday morning has been found safe.
