Mar. 15, 2025
Nicole Paulino.Photo:NBC 10 WJAR/YouTube
NBC 10 WJAR/YouTube
A Maryland woman said she got a shock after learning she’d wrongly been declared dead while trying to renew her driver’s license.
“It then appears that I am deceased,” Paulino — a mother of three from Gaithersburg — told the station, adding, “I got a little frightened, I’m not gonna lie, and surprised, because I am alive. I’m here.”
Social Security cleared up the administration error.
Mar. 15, 2025
A Massachusetts high school football player was hospitalized with a “traumatic brain injury” following a “disturbing” injury during a game on Thanksgiving Day, according to local officials.
Sharon High School sophomore Rohan Shukla was taken to Massachusetts General hospital in Boston after he collapsed on the football team’s sideline “after an injury during play,” the school’s superintendent Peter J. Botelho and principal Kristen Keenanannouncedin a joint statement over the weekend.
Mar. 15, 2025
James P. Riva II.Photo:AP Photo/Dick Fallon; Ted Fitzgerald/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty
AP Photo/Dick Fallon; Ted Fitzgerald/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty
A Massachusetts man has been denied parole for the sixth time following the 1980 slaying of his grandmother, whose blood he drank after killing her.James Riva II, 67, was found guilty in 1981 of murdering his grandmother Carmen Lopez in her Marshfield, Mass., home on April 10, 1980, according to a parole boardstatement.
Mar. 15, 2025
Patrick Sullivan and his wife Ciara Sullivan, left, and their twins James and Elizabeth Sullivan, right.Photo:Rutland Regional Emergency Communication Center/Facebook (2)
Rutland Regional Emergency Communication Center/Facebook (2)
A Massachusetts mom and her two newborn twins have died following a medical emergency, according to fire officials.TheRutland Fire Departmentannounced the death of firefighter Patrick Sullivan’s 30-year-old wife Ciara and their 11-day-old twins, James and Elizabeth in a Facebook post shared on Saturday, Dec.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo:CBS News Boston
CBS News Boston
A Massachusetts teen has pleaded guilty after he allegedly attempted to drown a Black juvenile in a Cape Cod pond in 2023.
John Sheeran, 15, who is White, pleaded guilty to charges of attempted murder and assault with a dangerous weapon, the Barnstable Juvenile Court clerk’s office confirms to PEOPLE.
Sheeran entered his guilty plea on Dec. 13 and is awaiting sentencing on Feb. 5, per the clerk’s office.