Framingham Man Arrested Following Threats To Pregnant Woman
FRAMINGHAM- A woman who is seven months pregnant was forced to jump from a moving vehicle early Saturday morning to seek help after her ex-boyfriend threatened her with a BB gun. Police say the woman was receiving a ride home from her ex-boyfriend, 36-year-old Framingham resident Zaid B. Shabazz, following a Celtics game the pair had attended when he became agitated that she was ignoring his advances. He then began accusing her of stealing his marijuana before pulling a BB gu
Holiday Surprise
During this time of the year, surprises seem to be all around us. For this Marlborough resident helping others us a year-round commitment. This time, one of his friends was the target of one of his heartwarming surprises.
Active Shooter Drill at Marlborough Hospital
Marlborough Hospital and Marlborough Police Department work on crisis aversion and ways to keep the community safe in the event of an active shooter.
Marlborough Firefighters in New Movie
Without giving away spoilers, local firefighters share their unique experience on set of the new movie "Knives Out" starring Daniel Craig.
Target gives local children $100 to shop with a cop
Marlborough Police Department and Target partnered up to help local families in need purchase Christmas gifts.
Hudson Man Provides False ID, Damages Police Cruiser During Arrest
HUDSON- A Hudson man and his accomplice are facing a long list of charges after being caught attempting to steal an ATV. 27-year-old Che Meranda, who originally identified himself as Tyrone Wade, and his juvenile accomplice were approached by a Hudson Police Officer after they received a call of a suspicious van parked in a neighbor's driveway and two males attempting to enter a storage shed behind a home on Cox Street. The pair claimed they had been meeting someone at the ho
Hopkinton Police Raise Funds For Members Of The Community Battling Cancer
HUDSON- When Hopkinton Police Officer Brian Sanchioni first heard about the Pink Patch Project, he knew right away it was something the Department should get involved with. “It seemed like a cool idea; it seemed like a cause-worthy idea that I didn’t see why we wouldn’t be able to do it,” said Sanchioni, praising the department for their hard work in fundraising. Hopkinton Police Department sold all 300 patches they had ordered, and chose to donate all proceeds to local resid
