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Three adults have been charged in New Jersey with the brutalization of five young girls that were in their care. Eric Scott has the details on this morning's First News.

A construction worker who died in a tragic roof collapse in Leytonstone has been named.

“There’s a lot of hiding at the T, of keeping secrets, of not passing along bad news,” said Thomas P. Glynn, the chair of the T's oversight board. “It’s part of the culture.”

Bomb threats sent to at least two New Jersey synagogues Sunday may be connected to nationwide threats coming from a foreign entity, a confidential FBI memo reportedly said.

A local developer has pledged to match donations up to $100K for the Humane Society of London and Middlesexs new on-site vet clinic

Roughly two-thirds of the stores at Wrentham Village Premium Outlets remained without power Tuesday night as the town and area worked to recover from late Sunday and Monday’s powerful rain

A local developer has pledged to match donations up to $100K for the Humane Society of London and Middlesexs new on-site vet clinic

Decades after a 13-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in her childhood bedroom, a man has confessed to the crimes.

A day after the a federal task force applied for criminal complaints for the 28 people, their names remained unavailable.

Acting U.S. Attorney Joshua Levy announced that a member of the Cambridge Police Department who is part of a Homeland Security Investigations task force submitted applications for complaints against 28 alleged clients of the sex ring.