BOSTON (TND) — Massachusetts has spent nearly $400,000 on “vaccine record reviews” for migrants and other individuals staying in its emergency shelters, according to a state report obtained by the Boston Herald. The findings came as part of a biweekly report on the shelter system released by state finance officials. The document reportedly disclosed the state has spent $381,000 since September 2023 on immunization review expenses alone. Vaccination status has become an important metric to state officials looking to keep shelters safe and healthy.

HAMILTON TWP, MONROE CO, (WOLF) — UPDATE: The Lehigh and Monroe County Coroners have released the identities of two of the three victims from yesterday's fatal crash on Route 33. Samantha Crich, 40-year-old of Wilkes-Barre Bryan Franco, 25-year-old of Hellertown Unnamed 14-year-old Crich's family created a GoFundMe to assist with the funeral and other costly expenses. ORIGINAL STORY | Three dead following five-vehicle crash in Monroe County --------------------------------------------------------------------- State Police say that five vehicles were involved, including two tractor-trailers.

KERSEY, Pa. (WJAC) — The 45th annual Elk County Fair is being held in Kersey. The fair runs from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and noon to 11 p.m. Saturday Wednesday is family fun night, where admission is $5 per person. Some of the events going on include cow town, first bite fishing, beautiful baby and cutest pet contests, power wheels races at 6 p.m., a storm truck show at 7 p.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Federal authorities have announced the arrest of the fifth and final suspect wanted in an ambush shooting that killed a 14-year-old and wounded several other teenagers outside a Philadelphia high school after a football scrimmage last year. U.S. marshals in Philadelphia said 17-year-old Dayron Burney-Thorn was taken into custody Monday in Philadelphia's Germantown neighborhood after more than a year on the run. Authorities said he jumped from a fourth-story window in an unsuccessful effort to elude capture and was taken to a hospital for treatment.

The Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights are already preparing to try to repeat, trading a longtime franchise cornerstone and keeping their best trade deadline pickup. Vegas traded Reilly Smith to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday and re-signed fellow forward Ivan Barbashev to a five-year contract worth $25 million. The moves came hours before the start of NHL draft. “We think this will give us the ability to pretty much return our team in whole, so that was our objective,” general manager Kelly McCrimmon said in Nashville, Tennessee, before the draft began.