Tonya Alanez is a Reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, legal affairs, and security technology, drawing on her extensive experience reporting on federal and state courts. Alanez has been featured in the Boston Globe Technology, Boston.com, and The Boston Globe.
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Tonya Alanez's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and government & politics in the Massachusetts area, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. She often covers legal cases, police investigations, and developments related to Harvard University.
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By: Tonya Alanez
Defendant Lindsay Clancy and attorney Kevin Reddington listened to prosecutors respond to Reddington's motion for dismissal, during a hearing set
By: Tonya Alanez
A Saugus man on Wednesday admitted to beating his father to death nearly 25 years ago and wrapping the body in a carpet and tarp and leaving it in their blood spattered New Hampshire home, law enforcement authorities said.
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A retired district court judge has been charged by the state agency that oversees judicial conduct for jailing a public defender and finding him in
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Four men are accused of fraudulently obtaining tens of thousands of dollars in pandemic relief loans for sham businesses , with one of the men
By: Tonya Alanez
Two Massachusetts state troopers were suspended with pay Thursday in connection to a sexual assault that allegedly happened last summer when a man
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The headmaster at a prep school in Connecticut is part of an Internal Revenue Service investigation and is on a leave of absence, according to an email sent Thursday by Suffield Academy officials.
By: Tonya Alanez
The 112-year-old Somerville Theatre has a new lease on life thanks to a team of longtime staff members who have banded together to buy the historic Davis Square landmark, according to a statement issued by the new owners Friday.
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The district did not admit to any wrongdoing, superintendent says
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A Wareham police officer honored for his heroic actions last fall is being held without bail on allegations that he raped his girlfriend and held
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After calling three dozen witnesses over more than two weeks, federal prosecutors in Sandra Birchmore's murder trial are getting close to resting their case.
