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The Massachusetts National Guard’s armory building in Lexington will be used to house up to 55 migrant families while the state looks for other more permanent places to keep them, Emergency Assistance Director and retired Air National Guard Lt. Gen. Scott Rice said.

The town of Lexington was notified last week that the Lexington Armory National Guard building will soon become a temporary "safety-net" shelter for up to 55 families, many of whom are currently at the Cass Center in Roxbury.

The programs had seemed to help reduce the numbers of people living on the streets while facing mental health and substance use disorders, and address problems such as increasing violence in the encampment.

KATHMANDU, April 30: The two-day Nepal Investment Summit 2024 concluded on Monday exploring extensive areas for investment in the country.

With escalating cyber risks and heightened regulatory scrutiny, every minute after a data breach is crucial. Sophisticated cybercriminals relentlessly target your organization’s most...

A Chula Vista bankruptcy attorney has been barred from representing San Diego County clients in bankruptcy cases after officials say he arranged for two clients to sell their homes to a company owned by his wife, the Department of Justice announced Tuesday.

They couldn’t be more different. But it’s not about race, religion or party affiliation.  Attorney General Josh Stein, a Democrat, and Lieutenant...

Homeland security officials reveal a cybersecurity emergency in aviation, signaling a need to fix critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.

The DOJ says David Speckman arranged for two clients to sell their homes to a company owned by his wife

BOSTON — Dan Rivera stepped down from his position as president and CEO of the economic development agency MassDevelopment on Friday, effective immediately, more than two years before his contract was set to expire.