Laura Crimaldi is a reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on society, law and legal affairs, and sports business. Laura's work has been featured in Boston Globe Technology, STAT News, and The Boston Globe.
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Laura Crimaldi's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, crime, and breaking news in the Massachusetts area. She covers topics like public transportation issues, criminal activities, political events, and community gatherings.
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By: Laura Crimaldi
The New York bus driver charged in a Virginia crash that killed five Massachusetts residents admitted on Tuesday to driving 22 miles over the speed limit in a separate incident earlier this year.
By: Laura Crimaldi, Travis Andersen
Candidates for Norfolk district attorney are calling on current office holder Michael W.
By: Laura Crimaldi
A federal judge on Friday rejected former Stoughton police detective Matthew Farwell's request to toss evidence against him in his trial for the death of Sandra Birchmore
By: Laura Crimaldi
The New York bus driver involved in a fatal collision last month in Virginia that killed five people from Massachusettts is due to make his first court appearance on Wednesday, authorities said.
By: Laura Crimaldi
Governor Maura Healey and Mayor Michelle Wu participated in a February news conference about the FIFA Fan Festival in Boston. David L. Ryan/ Globe Staff
A patron was shot and killed early Saturday at a restaurant in Dennis, according to the business owner and the local prosecutor's office.
By: Laura Crimaldi
One person was hospitalized and another taken into custody Friday night after a State Police cruiser was struck by gunfire and troopers returned fire, the Hampden District Attorney's office said Saturday.
Engineers are scheduled to inspect MacMillan Pier on Sunday, the town said.
By: Laura Crimaldi
Mabinty Janneh worked with people with developmental disabilities, sent her earnings to family in Sierra Leone, and was learning to drive.
Revelers are filling historic Boston streets where colonists laid the groundwork for the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago Saturday to celebrate the nation's historic birthday.
