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The media spotlight. On the campaign trail today in ohio, donald trump promising to accept the results of the november election on one condition. Mr. Trump i will totally accept the results of this great and historic president ial election if i win. Telling the crowd he reserves the right to contest the results. Mr. Trump of course i would accept a clear election right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result. [applause] maria Hillary Clinton and democrats pounce...

The defense attorneys of the man accused of driving an SUV into a Hingham Apple Store in 2022 said in court Tuesday that AI software<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/car-ai-software-may-have-led-to-2022-fatal-crash-into-hingham-apple-store-defense-attorneys-say/">Read More</a>

A status review hearing scheduled for Tuesday to discuss the mental health of Apple Store crash driver Bradley Rein is now scheduled for next month.

Prosecutors now want the man's bail permanently revoked more than a year after the crash that killed a construction worker and injured nearly two dozen other people.

A driver accused of intentionally crashing into a Hingham Apple Store in 2022, killing one man and injuring several others, was back in court Wednesday for violating terms of his bail and was held pending an evaluation, according to officials.

“It is unfortunate that the court’s penalty was disproportionate to my client’s failure to keep the monitoring device fully charged,” Bradley Rein's attorney said.

The bail for the man accused in last year's fatal Apple store crash has been revoked.

Plymouth District Attorney Tim Cruz announced Tuesday that the Hingham Apple Store crash driver’s bail was revoked after he failed to charge his GPS bracelet.

The Fore River Bridge is scheduled to open at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, May 2 and noon Wednesday, May 3 to allow tankers to pass.

Bradley Rein, 53, of Hingham is facing an array of charges in relation to the November 2022 crash, including murder.