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Anthony Nigro IV, a 16-year veteran of the State Police, waived his right to a jury trial, meaning Judge James F. Bargnesi will decide Nigros guilt at a trial scheduled

The push for more technology to aid crime prevention was approved Monday by the Kankakee City Council. By a 12-0 vote, the council approved a $300,000 request to from the

Four members of Extinction Rebellion Boston were arrested Tuesday after trespassing at an East Boston electrical substation site to hold a picnic in protest of ongoing construction.

Residents say railroad bridges in parts of Buffalo are deteriorating with thick layers of rust on steel stanchions, cracked and crumbling concrete encasing their foundations, and stone walls oozing water

A New York state trooper who shot and killed a North East, Pa., man in February 2022 has been indicted on charges of first- and second-degree manslaughter. S

A NYSP trooper is facing manslaughter charges in connection to a fatal shooting in Downtown Buffalo in February 2022.

Key features of the new school include a 1,200-person gymnasium, a state-of-the-art kitchen for Easts culinary program and a large auditorium.

The burglaries occurred between March and December of last year.

Governor Healey said she was "disappointed" in the process that allowed the facility.

A group of East Bostonians voiced their opinions in a protest opposing the construction of a new electrical substation, but six attendees were removed from the conversation when they were arrested by police, according to officials. Si…