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The federal prosecution continues against four men accused of trying to intimidate journalists at New Hampshire Public Radio, through vandalism and spray-painted threats, following a story about sexual misconduct at an addiction recovery center.

Campaigns for and against statewide ballot questions have begun running advertising campaigns to educate voters.

We learning about the negative health impacts from agrochemicals on some of the worlds most essential workers with the documentary, "Into the Weeds," and spotlight local hero Jenell Smith.

The town of Great Barrington, Massachusetts, is looking at going to court with two separate lawsuits over Housatonic Water Works actions.

Under Massachusetts' new gun safety law, not all students who take current basic firearms courses may qualify for a license to carry.

The class-action suit claims Parakeet Communities have been violating residents' legal rights, including raising rents by as much as 40%, subjecting residents to "illegal" lease provisions and withholding information as those living there considered new leases.

The Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary has until Sunday to decide whether to advance a bill that would eliminate a $20,000 cap on damages in cases against nonprofits involving physical or sexual abuse of a child.

Event speakers and attendees discussed themes of mentorship, support and being a leader.

Northwestern District Attorney David Sullivan has released some of his office's "Brady disclosures." But he is still withholding the names of police accused of criminal offenses.

A collaborative effort sharing stories and artwork created by abuse survivors has just been published by the organization Safe Passage. The anthology also offers resources for abuse survivors and their allies.