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And we are contacting everyone we can. We are trying to go back at least 24 hours to find out who people had contact with. Ed police are still waiting on toxicology results for the little boy. Family members were in court today, but did not speak. Jc new data shows Substance Abuse is the number one factor in child abuse and neglect cases in massachusetts. The herald reporting Substance Abuse was a factor in 30 of the nearly 48,000 reports of neglect investigated between march and september. It was in march that dcf started mandating social workers to track Substance Abuse in these specific cas...

Servers in the restaurant were able to shut off the gas to the buildings as the fire grew. They turned off the gas thank god because there would have been a huge explosion. Reporter desmond said chaos center right back to memories of 2013 bostons bombings. With the marathon bombing it drummed up a lot of memories for a lot of people. Reporter now im told th on top of this building that was damaged some what in the fire fight. Theres also an electrical room back there that with is soked with soaked with water. A couple of the units above. Right now the Fire Department estimates the total cost a...

The strollers. Two moms crossing a street, when i got the call, it was horrible. The reporter it was a site henry segall may not soon forget. The crash of the cars, the sound of the moms screaming, thats going to stick with me for a while. The reporter fortunately, that young mother and two of the toddlers are expected to be ok. As for charges, the middlesex d. A. Right now still investigating whether or not to charge its driver. Coming up tonight all new at 19 whoization shes not surprised by what happened today. Were live tonight in hopkinton, chris flanagan, fox 25 news. Blair also developi...

Bertha Glavin of Quincy died April 11 at age 97. She and her late sister, Mary Kennedy, founded the Rosie the Riveter state chapter.

A large, diverse crowd gathered at Quincy's Thomas Crane Library to share the once-in-a-generation experience of viewing a near total solar eclipse.