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A leading white nationalist will remain behind bars on charges of extortion and interstate threats after a hearing Thursday to determine he could be released was continued until next week.
The Coast Guard's fleet in Boston is receiving a new addition with the latest generation of the Coast Guard cutter. Six "fast response" cutters will soon call Boston home.
The Democratic Debate in Nevada sounded more like a roast than a political debate at times.
Events this weekend in Boston include a home show, the opening of a new art museum and several Mardi Gras events.
Last week, 39-year-old Erin Scally was arrested by Worcester police and charged with six counts of photographing minors. She is a special needs teacher.
The defense for the former Boston College student charged in her boyfriend's suicide plans to file a motion to dismiss the case next month.
A grand jury charged 16 inmates of the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley with assault Thursday in connection with a January fight that left four corrections officers injured, according to the Worcester County District Attorney's office. The Jan. 10 incident caused the maximum security prison to go into lockdown.
But his deer-in-the-headlights performance suggests Bloomberg either didn't know what to do to get ready for a night of attacks everyone knew were coming, or ignored the advice of those who told him what to do.
Preliminary estimates from the CDC show this year's flu vaccine has reduced doctor visits for flu by about half.
Researchers at BU looked at data on more than 14,000 women who were trying to get pregnant from the US, Canada and Denmark.
A South Boston man was arrested after he allegedly had fireworks and paintball guns that looked like long rifles on a train pulling into the State Street station.
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been chosen to deliver the 2020 commencement speech at Smith College.
Somewhat surprisingly, the NFL worked quickly to hammer out a new collective bargaining agreement, a full year before necessary.
Rhode Island is marking the 17th anniversary on Thursday of a nightclub fire that killed 100 people and injured more than 200 others.
Two men — one from Cape Verde and another from Colombia — who had been released by state court officials while their criminal cases are pending were arrested.
