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Massachusetts State Police respond to fatal two-car crash in Saugus on Route 107 MassLive.com 1 hr ago © Jackson Cote | jcote/masslive.com A Massachusetts State Police cruiser. At least one person has died in a two-car crash on Route 107 in Saugus, according to Massachusetts State Police. Just after 11:30 a.m., state police said they were at the scene of a crash on the northbound side of Route 107 in Saugus. Authorities said police in Revere and Saugus also responded to the crash. Police said the crash involved a fatality. Authorities, though, didn’t provide any further information reg...

Northampton Police Chief Jody Kasper is accustomed to being the only woman in a room full of men. Kasper started her career in the Northampton Police Department as a bike patrol officer in 1998 before rising through the ranks. She worked as a detective for six years, ran the department’s detective bureau as its lieutenant and was eventually named captain of operations in 2014. After serving ...

Authorities are investigating the discovery of a man’s body that was found in Squantum Point Park in Quincy Monday morning. Massachusetts State Police said troopers responded to the scene around 10:15 a.m. Monday after a passerby noticed the body in shallow water. The man has been identified and authorities are in the process of notifying next of kin, officials said. His name was not publicly ...

‘Food and beauty everywhere’: Welcome to Northampton’s redesigned Strong Avenue, described as lush, green and COVID-safe, offering ‘a little sense of normalcy’ amid the pandemic MassLive.com 1 hr ago Jackson Cote, masslive.com © Jackson Cote | jcote/masslive.com In only a few hours on Tuesday, May 25, 2021, the entire streetscape of Strong Avenue in Northampton, Massachusetts was redesigned to become more coronavirus-safe and outdoor dining-friendly. As part of the "Summer on Strong" project, spearheaded by Deb Flynn — the owner of the Eastside Grill on the ave...

A large banner laid on the ground near the front steps of Northampton City Hall on Tuesday, exactly a year from when George Floyd, a Black Minneapolis man, was murdered at the hands of a former police officer on May 25, 2020. The sign was largely blank at the beginning of the memorial. By the end of the event, though, the banner had virtually no empty space left on it. Written on the white ...