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Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial: Everything We Know About the Mom Accused of Killing Her 3 Children

Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial: Everything We Know About the Mom Accused of Killing Her 3 Children

The trial is expected to determine whether Clancy was legally responsible for her actions after allegedly suffering postpartum psychosis
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Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial: Everything We Know About the Mom Accused of Killing Her Three Children

Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial: Everything We Know About the Mom Accused of Killing Her Three Children

The trial is expected to determine whether Clancy was legally responsible for her actions after allegedly suffering postpartum psychosis
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How to Watch the Lindsay Clancy Trial and Documentary Online Without Cable for Free

How to Watch the Lindsay Clancy Trial and Documentary Online Without Cable for Free

We'll show you how to access A Mother's Mental State: Inside the Clancy Case on Fox Nation without paying, plus how to livestream the trial on Court TV
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Hazardous Materials Found at Late Chemist's Home Prompt Bomb Squad Response in Lexington

Hazardous Materials Found at Late Chemist's Home Prompt Bomb Squad Response in Lexington

In Lexington, Massachusetts, a significant discovery of hazardous materials at the home of a deceased chemist led to the involvement of the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad. The materials included highly explosive chemicals, radioactive substances, and other hazardous items. The discovery was made during a clean-out of the home on Longfellow Road. The operation involved a hazmat team and an FBI bomb technician, who worked to safely remove the materials over a seven-hour period. The substances were not linked to any criminal activity, and the home was unoccupied following the chemist's death.
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Martha's Vineyard Store Targeted in $10,000 Merchandise Theft

Martha's Vineyard Store Targeted in $10,000 Merchandise Theft

Police in Tisbury, Massachusetts, are investigating a theft at The Green Room, a local store on Martha's Vineyard, where a thief stole $10,000 worth of merchandise. The incident was captured on surveillance video, which authorities are using to identify the suspect. The theft has raised concerns among local businesses about security and the potential for similar incidents in the area.
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Thief Steals $10,000 in Merchandise from Martha's Vineyard Store

Thief Steals $10,000 in Merchandise from Martha's Vineyard Store

Police in Tisbury, Massachusetts, are investigating a theft at The Green Room, a store on Martha's Vineyard, where a thief stole $10,000 worth of merchandise. The incident was captured on surveillance video, which authorities are using to identify the suspect. The theft has raised concerns among local businesses about security and the potential for similar incidents in the area.
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Celeste Rivas Hernandez Was ‘Unrecognizable,’ Says Cop Who Saw Remains at D4vd Hearing

Celeste Rivas Hernandez Was ‘Unrecognizable,’ Says Cop Who Saw Remains at D4vd Hearing

Prosecutors began to lay out the evidence against the 21-year-old singer, who's accused of murdering and dismembering the 14-year-old girl
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Massachusetts State Police Undergoes Reforms Amid Controversies and Tragedies

Massachusetts State Police Undergoes Reforms Amid Controversies and Tragedies

Colonel Geoffrey Noble, the head of the Massachusetts State Police, is addressing significant challenges and controversies during his tenure. Since assuming his role in October 2024, Noble has been at the forefront of implementing changes following the death of a recruit, Enrique Delgado-Garcia, during a training exercise. This incident has led to a pause in the training academy to incorporate recommendations from an independent report aimed at enhancing safety standards. Additionally, the department is under scrutiny for its handling of a deadly crash involving a suspended trooper, Scott Quigley, accused of driving under the influence. Noble has emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for misconduct and is working to implement internal controls to prevent future incidents. The department is also dealing with the fallout from a lawsuit involving former trooper Michael Proctor, accused of using derogatory language, which has raised concerns about the department's culture.
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Census Bureau data exposes startling retirement gap

Census Bureau data exposes startling retirement gap

Retirement readiness in America depends heavily on where a household is located. A 2026 SmartAsset study of Census Bureau data shows the typical household holds roughly $80,000 in tax-advantaged retirement accounts, approximately one year of current income.  That national median obscures a ...
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Massachusetts Lawmakers Propose 'Fun Agenda' to Boost Economy Post-World Cup

Massachusetts Lawmakers Propose 'Fun Agenda' to Boost Economy Post-World Cup

Massachusetts lawmakers have introduced a 'fun agenda' aimed at sustaining the economic benefits experienced during the World Cup. This initiative focuses on revising alcohol laws and enhancing recreational activities to maintain the state's economic momentum. The proposal seeks to capitalize on the increased tourism and local spending generated by the World Cup, suggesting that by making the state more attractive for leisure activities, it can continue to draw visitors and boost local businesses.
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Trial begins for Massachusetts mom who says postpartum issues led her to kill 3 children

Trial begins for Massachusetts mom who says postpartum issues led her to kill 3 children

Jury selection begins in the murder trial of a Massachusetts woman who is expected to argue that postpartum issues were the reason she killed her three children
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Massachusetts State Police Colonel Addresses Training Academy Pause Amid Controversies

Massachusetts State Police Colonel Addresses Training Academy Pause Amid Controversies

Colonel Geoffrey Noble of the Massachusetts State Police appeared on WCVB's 'On the Record' to discuss the indefinite pause of the state police training academy following the death of a recruit, Enrique Delgado-Garcia, during a training exercise. The academy is undergoing significant changes based on recommendations from an independent report to ensure the safety and well-being of future recruits. Colonel Noble, who took office in October 2024, emphasized the importance of implementing these changes before resuming training. The pause comes amid other controversies, including investigations into misconduct and a deadly crash involving a state trooper.