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1 day ago | 
cbsnews.com | Beth Germano
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2 days ago | 
cbsnews.com | Mike Toole |Beth Germano
Marcelo Gomes, the Milford, Massachusetts teenager detained by ICE last weekend, will have his first deportation hearing Thursday afternoon. Gomes, an 18-year-old junior at Milford High School, is originally from Brazil. He has been held at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Burlington since his arrest on May 31. Agents were looking for his father, but when they found Gomes's student visa had expired several years ago, he was taken into custody.
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3 days ago | 
cbsnews.com | Beth Germano
Neighbor rescues blind woman from fire in Boston An early morning fire at an apartment building on Tremont Street in Roxbury could have had a tragic outcome if not for a quick-thinking neighbor being called a hero. It started in a second-floor apartment where 79-year-old Geneva Fuller woke to smell smoke. "She's blind, so she really didn't know what was going on. She had to go by her senses of hearing and smelling," said her son Keith Patterson.
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1 week ago | 
cbsnews.com | Beth Germano
A traffic headache is expected on the Mass Pike this weekend as MassDOT shuts down a large portion of the roadway to make way for a bridge repair project. Crews are demolishing and replacing a bridge over the MBTA railroad tracks on the Newton/Weston border. "I think I'll cry," said Catherine Carney, a Logan Express bus driver who will be on the job this weekend driving her route from Framingham and will have few options.
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2 weeks ago | 
cbsnews.com | Beth Germano
Sex offender accused of peering into Merrimack College dorm rooms With a long history of sex offenses, 39-year-old Tyler Jacquard of Melrose was back in a courtroom, this time charged with being a "peeping Tom" on April 29 and May 2, allegedly peering into first floor dorm rooms at Merrimack College in Andover.
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2 weeks ago | 
kvia.com | Beth Germano
By Beth GermanoClick here for updates on this story GLOUCESTER, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Three women were saved by quick-acting firefighters, fishermen and bystanders when their car plunged 15 to 20 feet into Harbor Cove in Gloucester, Massachusetts Sunday morning. Off-duty firefighter Lt. William “Buddy” Doucette wasted no time jumping into the water just before 11 a.m. when he heard the screech and saw a car flying into the air off the pier landing on the roof and trapping the occupants.
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2 weeks ago | 
cbsnews.com | Beth Germano
3 women rescued from partially submerged car by bystanders in Gloucester Three women were saved by quick-acting firefighters, fishermen and bystanders when their car plunged 15 to 20 feet into Harbor Cove in Gloucester, Massachusetts Sunday morning. Off-duty firefighter Lt. William "Buddy" Doucette wasted no time jumping into the water just before 11 a.m. when he heard the screech and saw a car flying into the air off the pier landing on the roof and trapping the occupants.
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3 weeks ago | 
kesq.com | Beth Germano
By Beth GermanoClick here for updates on this story BOSTON ( WBZ) - It was an encounter that nearly cost John Baglio his life outside Tufts Medical Center last Friday night. His face was slashed by a total stranger who pounced on him as he and his wife took a break outside the hospital while his son was being treated for an emergency heart condition inside. "This guy was coming at me to fight me and hurt me. I think he had murder on his mind," said Baglio.
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3 weeks ago | 
cbsnews.com | Beth Germano
It was an encounter that nearly cost John Baglio his life outside Tufts Medical Center last Friday night. His face was slashed by a total stranger who pounced on him as he and his wife took a break outside the hospital while his son was being treated for an emergency heart condition inside. "This guy was coming at me to fight me and hurt me. I think he had murder on his mind," said Baglio.
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3 weeks ago | 
cbsnews.com | Beth Germano
It's an exciting time for the city of Watertown, building a new high school being touted as the most environmentally friendly school in the country. But there are words coming from Watertown city council President Mark Sideris that are unexpected. "It's a major headache, it's a major, major headache," Sideris said. He says it's because of tariffs impacting the solar panels for the project that are coming from China. "The solar panels were approximately $1 million round numbers.
