Travis Andersen is a reporter at the Boston Globe, where he serves as a breaking news reporter on the Express Desk. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, legal affairs, politics, and social issues, with notable assignments such as high-profile murder trials and the Varsity Blues scandal. His work has been featured in Our Community Now, STAT, and Boston Globe Technology.
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By: Travis Andersen
The third and final defendant charged federally in connection with a brothel network that catered to wealthy men in Massachusetts and the Beltway suburbs was supposed to plead guilty Wednesday, but his hearing’s been pushed back to Feb. 5 so both sides can hash out sentencing guidelines, according to legal filings.
A woman was shot Tuesday afternoon in Springfield, police said. The shooting occurred around 4:20 p.m. on Stafford Street and the woman was
By: Travis Andersen
A 43-year-old man who was 18 when he fatally shot a 35-year-old woman in Everett after a brief romantic interlude was granted parole earlier this month, according to state records.
By: Travis Andersen
“This order is necessary to effectuate the well-established privacy and safety interests of witnesses and the victim’s family,” prosecutors wrote.
By: Travis Andersen
Rick Rathbun EOPSS/Handout A former police chief in Warwick, R.I., is set to take the helm of a Massachusetts agency that develops
By: Travis Andersen
The project calls for the Kent Street station to be “decommissioned” and the Fairbanks Street and Brandon Hall stations to be consolidated into one stop.
By: Travis Andersen
An Edgartown man on Wednesday received a 10-year federal prison sentence for his role in a brazen armed bank robbery on Martha's Vineyard in November 2022, according to US Attorney Joshua S. Levy's office.
By: Travis Andersen
A State Police trooper has been suspended without pay after allegedly stealing from Target stores more than a dozen times by “skip scanning” in the self-checkout lanes, according to authorities and court filings.
Firefighters were battling a three-alarm blaze at a Hyatt hotel in Braintree, officials said.
By: Travis Andersen
Authorities in Massachusetts are starting the process of extraditing a man accused of raping two women in 1989 at a Framingham clothing store
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