After spending more than two decades incarcerated in Massachusetts, a man’s fate remains uncertain as he is facing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Bryan Marshall, of Chicopee, was 27 when ...

A man found guilty of fatally shooting a 21-year-old suspected of running a drug house in Brockton in 1992 — and later found guilty of assaulting a prosecutor at his sentencing — was granted parole ...

The path from behind prison bars to redemption is one a Massachusetts pastor knows well. And in six months, his son will be taking that same path — walking the same steps toward freedom his father ...

A man who as a teen killed an “elderly” pair in a “vicious, senseless” slaying is being freed by the state’s parole board. William Shipps back in the 1980s was sentenced to life without parole after ...

Je n'ai pas honoré ma parole 😅 Viens me voir sur scène, je joue à Paris et dans toute la France ! « Un seuil critique »: l'OTAN révèle des pertes russes sans précédent en Ukraine « Il va perdre ses ...

The Massachusetts Parole Board denied the release of a man found guilty of fatally shooting an 18-year-old R&B singer in Brockton in 1991, the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office said in a ...

Patrick O'Shea, convicted of murdering Milford Police Sgt. Walter Conley in 1980, was released on medical parole. O'Shea's release has sparked outrage from Conley's family and local law enforcement, ...

Damien Lockhart, who was convicted of killing 17-year-old Kimberly Jane Bolton in 1996, was denied parole after a 3-3 deadlock by the Massachusetts Parole Board. Lockhart, serving a life sentence for ...

The state’s parole board is releasing a convicted murderer who was freed five previous times — and had his parole revoked each time due to parole violations. Charles Hughes, now 60, has been granted ...

Massachusetts was once a national leader in protecting the rights of victims of crime. Sadly, those days are long gone. A recent ruling by the state’s high court has punched a massive hole in the ...

The Massachusetts parole system — or at least, the more than 100 officers charged with helping to enforce its rules — is at a crossroads. Is the main job of officers to help reintegrate the formerly ...