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'Whitey' Juror Talks Letters With Bulger, New Novel Based On Trial
A juror who helped put James “Whitey” Bulger behind bars nearly five years ago and has since communicated with him via letters says she believes the… -
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A New Source Of Green For Underfunded Schools: Marijuana Sales
At the Kennedy Elementary School in Brockton, a typical kindergarten class has 28 kids — and one teacher. Teachers and teacher aides have been among the… -
Speedy Trial Cases Go Before State's Highest Court
In the first week of every month between September and May, the state Supreme Judicial Court hears a number of oral arguments on cases that have made it… -
Cambridge Typewriter Company Marks 50 Years In Business
Most days Tom Furrier is hunched over his workbench: clicking, clacking, and fixing.Furrier owns Cambridge Typewriter Company. It’s where people bring… -
GPS Trackers On, Troop E Gone Amid State Police Overhaul
The Massachusetts State Police has been ordered to activate GPS tracking of its marked cruisers, will eliminate the troop that has been the subject of a… -
In Plymouth, A Pop-Up Museum Features David Bieber's Musical Collection
WGBH’s Henry Santoro interviews Mike Gioscia of the nonprofit Plymouth Rocks Events, about its first fundraiser, a pop-up museum featuring David Bieber’s… -
Healey: Shut Down Competitive Electric Residential Supply Market
Saying that the industry has preyed upon elderly and low-income residents for too long with aggressive and deceptive practices, Attorney General Maura… -
Former Senate President Rosenberg's Husband Indicted For Sex Assault
Bryon Hefner, the husband of former Senate President Stan Rosenberg and the central figure in the scandal that ended his presidency, has been indicted on… -
Federal Legislation Could Sidestep Court Challenges, Giving Mashpee Wampanoags A Reservation
On a sunny April day, nearly two years ago, an excavator knocked down a building in Taunton where the Mashpee Wampanoags were about to start building a…
