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Homicide November 20

New England serial killer accused of new murders as authorities uncover decade-long crime spree: DA

Authorities said Kevin Lino, 38, has been identified as a Massachusetts serial killer allegedly linked to four murders of homeless men between 2010 and 2014.

Jeffrey Epstein November 19

Larry Summers leaving Harvard job amid increased backlash over Epstein ties

Larry Summers leaves Harvard teaching role and center directorship as university launches investigation into his communications with convicted sex offender Jeffrey E. Epstein.

Karen Read November 19

Karen Read, the 'McAlberts' and more expected to testify under oath in new civil lawsuit

Karen Read filed a lawsuit alleging a conspiracy by law enforcement officials to frame her for her boyfriend's death after her acquittal on murder charges.

Jeffrey Epstein November 17

Larry Summers steps back from public roles after House release of Epstein correspondence

Larry Summers steps back from public roles after House committee releases seven years of messages between the former Harvard president and Jeffrey Epstein.

True Crime November 17

Dead businesswoman's rug found near mother-in-law's home after husband uncovered affair: prosecutors

Missing wife's body never found, but prosecutors say digital evidence shows Brian Walshe searched how to dispose of human remains before buying suspicious items.

Religious Controversies November 17

Religious freedom fight grows in Massachusetts community over statues honoring police and firefighters

Massachusetts city divided as residents challenge mayor's plan to install 10-foot bronze statues of St. Michael and St. Florian outside new police and fire headquarters.

Boston November 15

Boston Strangler's unheard confession tapes cast new doubt on 'America’s Jack the Ripper': victim's nephew

Casey Sherman, author and nephew of Boston Strangler victim Mary Sullivan, reveals why he doesn't believe Albert DeSalvo was the real killer despite DNA evidence and confessions.

VIDEO November 15

Massachusetts religious statues defended as part of America's cultural tradition: attorney

A Becket Fund for Religious Liberty attorney told Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital that opposition to Quincy’s planned statues of St. Michael and St. Florian misrepresents America’s long tradition of honoring public service through art and shared symbolism.

Massachusetts November 14

Judge rules Boston fraudster Brian Walshe competent to stand trial in wife's murder

Brian Walshe ruled competent to stand trial for wife Ana's murder. Massachusetts judge sets December trial date after mental health evaluation at Bridgewater.

U.S. November 9

Transgender ex-lawmaker, first in state's history, pleads guilty to federal child sex abuse charges

Stacie-Marie Laughton, who has been called the first openly transgender elected lawmaker in U.S. history, pleaded guilty to federal child sex abuse charges in Boston court.

Illegal Immigrants November 7

ICE arrests illegal immigrant in Massachusetts accused of stabbing coworker with scissors, trash bin attack

ICE agents arrested Juliana Milena Ojeda-Montoya in Massachusetts after she allegedly stabbed a coworker and resisted arrest during a tense encounter.