Massachusetts Parole Board

A man imprisoned for decades for his role in the 1994 shooting death of a small-town police chief in Paxton, MA is set to be released on parole next year.

A white supremacist convicted of murder for a brutal double homicide in Hingham's Bare Cove Park in 2005 has been denied parole.

A New Bedford man convicted of murdering his female friend during a cocaine-fueled rage in 1980 has been denied parole for the seventh time.

More than 15 years after getting a life sentence for murder, a Fall River man who killed his infant son by shaking and hitting him in 2007 has been denied parole.

A man who murdered a family of five — including two young children — by burning them to death in their home nearly four decades ago will be released on parole this year.

A man sentenced to life in prison after killing a man by running him over with his own truck at the Dartmouth Mall in October 1991 is now set to be released.

A man who murdered a blind man with a shotgun at point-blank range at his Brockton home in December 1986 will be released on parole again, after he had his parole revoked following multiple arrests in 2009.

A man who got into a fight and murdered a man with a baseball bat in Rockland in 1994 will be released on parole, according to a decision from the state parole board earlier this month.

A Taunton man convicted of murder after slashing his friend's throat and killing him in 2006 is set to be released, after the Massachusetts Parole Board voted unanimously to grant him parole.

A Taunton man who killed his six-month-old stepson by hitting the baby boy in the head in 1977 is set to be released from prison, after the state parole board made the decision Monday.