State trooper still in ICU 33 days after he was nearly killed in hit-and-run
Massachusetts State Police Lt. Donald Bossi is still in intensive care, more than a month after he was nearly killed in a hit-and-run in Revere.
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Massachusetts State Police Lt. Donald Bossi is still in intensive care, more than a month after he was nearly killed in a hit-and-run in Revere.
Fenway Park concession and restaurant workers went on strike Friday just as the Boston Red Sox opened a series against the Dodgers.
A rare flower that smells like rotting flesh is about to bloom at the Massachusetts Horticultural Society.
Skeletal remains found in Massachusetts in 1992 have now been identified as Anthony Angelli Rea, a teen who was reported missing four years earlier.
Almost 22 years after Kathy Ball-Toncic ran barefoot from the North Tower on 9/11, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
A beach in Dorchester has reopened to swimmers while many more remain closed across the state due to high bacteria levels.
Residents say two men have been captured on surveillance cameras peeping into their apartment.
Lorinda Visnick, a 60-year-old mother from Beverly, is the oldest intern at the Massachusetts State House.
As Central Texas recovers from deadly floods, CBS Texas is hosting the "Loud for Love" concert to support victims.
The mayor of Methuen is calling on Market Basket to bring back suspended CEO Arthur T. Demoulas, calling the supermarket a "community lifeline."
Davis Farmland in Sterling, Massachusetts says it has opened the largest zero-depth splash pad in the country.
Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan has died, police and World Wrestling Entertainment said Thursday.
Police in Rockland, Massachusetts are looking for a man who they said grabbed a woman walking a dog on Wednesday.
The Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival returns this weekend, and street closures and parking bans begin today.
A protest was held against Waymo outside Boston's City Hall as lawmakers consider the impacts of driverless cars on city streets.
