Boston aiming to keep residents safe at large events after New Orleans attack
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said the city is prepared to keep its residents safe at large events, in the wake of a deadly attack in New Orleans that left at least 10 people dead and dozens injured. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
Here are some big happenings you can expect in the new year. Let’s start with some happy news: Boston Mayor Michelle ...
Mayor Michelle Wu and public safety officials gave an update on First Night Boston preparations on Monday morning. Wu, Police ...
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"The city has never been safer. Period,” Commissioner Michael Cox said about the city's historically low 24 homicides in 2024 ...
Boston saw a 33% decline in homicides from last year, and Police Commissioner Michael Cox says that number "appears to be the ...
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Progressive attorney Allison Cartwright was sworn in as clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court of Suffolk County, marking a ...
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Mayor Michelle Wu last week appealed to Boston Public School parents for support for her administration’s controversial plan to lease White Stadium to a professional soccer team. In a December 23 ...
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