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Co-Owner of Philadelphia Inquirer Among 7 Dead in Mass. Plane Crash
Dayna Evans · 06/01/14 09:00AMAdam Weinstein · 05/13/14 01:23PM
Adam Weinstein · 05/06/14 11:47AM
Massachusetts Town Finally Overturns 1982 Arcade Game Ban
Jay Hathaway · 05/05/14 11:20AMMakers of Lethal Painkiller Open Lawsuit After Massachusetts Ban
Dayna Evans · 04/07/14 06:35PMLast week, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick announced a state of public health emergency as heroin and opiate overdoses rise. The announcement called for a ban on the new drug Zohdyro, an opiate painkiller ten times stronger than Vicodin. In response, Zogenix, the drug's maker, has filed a federal lawsuit.
Adam Weinstein · 03/26/14 02:45PM
Woman Allegedly Assaulted for Taking Too Long at Redbox Kiosk
Lacey Donohue · 11/26/13 10:06PMYlvis Releases Long Awaited Follow Up to 'The Fox': 'Massachusetts'
Neetzan Zimmerman · 10/22/13 04:25PMPrison Guards Watching Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Are Unpaid Right Now Too
Camille Dodero · 10/04/13 03:10PMThanks to this unbelievably asinine government shutdown, thousands and thousands of furloughed employees are getting royally screwed. But a gentle reminder that even excepted employees have been shafted too, employees like the corrections officers who're tasked with the Very Important Patriotic Work of guarding marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Gay Liberal Lawmaker Releases Ad Featuring His Tea Party Republican Dad
Neetzan Zimmerman · 09/17/13 04:56PMA political ad produced by a Massachusetts state rep is getting national attention today thanks to its universal message: Parents just don't understand.
Kelly Rowland Tries to Whale-Watch for Free, Becomes Lost at Sea
Caity Weaver · 07/22/13 12:43PMBeyoncé's former intern Kelly Rowland had to be rescued off the coast of Massachusetts over the weekend, after a private boat she was on became lost at sea, adrift in a salty ocean of self criticism, surrounded on all sides by black churning waters of regret. Actually, it was just in the regular sea. But it was hopelessly lost.
Teen Rapper Jailed for Facebooking Boston Bombing Lyrics Released
Camille Dodero · 06/07/13 02:01PMCameron D’Ambrosio is the Massachusetts teenager and amateur rapper who was rather outrageously charged with terroristic threats last month after referencing the Boston Marathon Bombing in lyrics he’d posted on Facebook. On Wednesday, a Grand Jury declined to indict D’Ambrosio; yesterday, the high-school senior was finally released to his family on his own personal recognizance. This was after the 18-year-old spent more than a month locked up and less than 10 days after a Massachusetts Superior Court judge denied a bail request.
Hamilton Nolan · 06/06/13 02:32PM
Tutor with Cancer Busted for Meth Is Like a Real-Life Walter White
Cord Jefferson · 05/23/13 11:20AMKid Who Rapped About "Marathon Bombing" Now Faces Terrorism Charges
Camille Dodero · 05/02/13 11:29AMThat's Cameron D'Ambrosio in the photo above, flashing cash that, all told, probably totals $100. An 18-year-old pale goof from Methuen, Massachusetts, "Killa" Cam goes to the local public high school, plays videogames, and harbors rap dreams. His YouTube channel hosts two relatively recent videos of his musical exercises, one of which has "CammyDee" practicing lines about reefer, doubters ("chomping on you haters like an alligator"), and suburban ennui (he rhymes "Don't know what I'm doing" with "Living in Methuen").