The new system will help officials track, record and process cases; a report last fall found caseworkers were overwhelmed trying to keep track of at-risk children.
Steve Ericson
State eases rules on drinking in state parks
A permit system is being used for specific events such as weddings and private parties in state parks.
Man charged with arson in fire that damaged two Lincoln businesses
Cody Ferguson’s attorney says he denies the charge.
Mistrial declared for Buxton selectwoman charged with slapping town official
Jean Harmon’s attorney says he doesn’t know if she’ll be retried on the misdemeanor charge.
Brunswick task force sets out to help asylum seekers
Almost two dozen have arrived in town, and more may be on the way, officials say.
Iran’s president hints at a trade for seized British ship
The U.K. would have to take similar steps and release an Iranian oil tanker seized off Gibraltar earlier this month.
Massachusetts governor to seek disaster declaration for Cape Cod tornado
The twister and high winds caused extensive damage and knocked out power to tens of thousands Tuesday.
Immigrant man, 3 children attacked by teens with BB guns
Police say the Oklahoma City man was reluctant to report the attack because he was in the country illegally.
Girl tossed in air after bison charges Yellowstone tourists
Bison charges group of tourists, tosses girl into air in Yellowstone National park
New threat to fire-damaged Notre Dame Cathedral: Heat wave
The chief architect of France’s historic monuments says he’s afraid the heat wave sweeping Europe could cause the vaulted ceiling in fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral to collapse