A former Massachusetts state trooper who pleaded guilty to charges of committing overtime fraud and lost his $1 million pension as a result may see those funds returned after a Pittsfield District Court judge overturned the State Retirement Board's forfeiture order last week.

BROCKTON, MASS. (WHDH) - Christopher Correia has worked for 22 years as the Brockton Public Schools' assistant financial officer. As word got out that the district overspent its 2023 budget by $14 million, though, Correia was put on paid leave.

WORCESTER — The state Ethics Commission Wednesday dismissed allegations that Worcester County District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. and several others broke civil ethics laws in their handling of a police report regarding the 2017 arrest of a judge's daughter.

WORCESTER – After a retrial sparked by a legal error, a Worcester Superior Court jury Friday awarded $885,000 to a Millbury official who alleged Worcester Sheriff Lewis G. Evangelidis' office fired him for reporting illegal campaign activity at the jail during the 2010 election.

BOSTON — The state Ethics Commission hearings into the so-called "Troopergate" scandal of 2017 continue Wednesday of this week.

An Oak Bluffs Police sergeant says he was forced to resign after alerting the chief and town leaders that a police assault rifle was missing, a letter from his attorney alleges. That rifle, a Bushmaster M4, was later reported found.

BARNSTABLE — A Barnstable police officer filed a lawsuit against the town, police Chief Matthew Sonnabend, Deputy Chief Mark Cabral and Lt. John Murphy, saying he was pushed out of his job as a detective because of his age and for reporting Murphy for allegedly drinking on the job.

What happened to Danielle Clermont when she was a candidate for a job as a Tisbury Police officer in 2017 was wrong. What happened to her when she was a candidate for a job as a Westwood Police officer is disgraceful, and shows a pattern of behavior in the Tisbury Police Department that needs to be rooted out.