Boston Resident Pulls Street-Side Box To Report Fire During 911 Outage
With widespread 911 outages, a Boston resident was forced to turn to an antiquated piece of equipment to report a building fire.
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With widespread 911 outages, a Boston resident was forced to turn to an antiquated piece of equipment to report a building fire.
Gamblers placed nearly $683,000 in wagers on professional sports during the first week of legalized sports betting in Rhode Island.
Lawyers for Kevin Spacey are asking a judge to allow the actor to skip his arraignment on sexual assault charges in a Massachusetts courthouse next month.
Maine's outgoing Republican governor is signing off on the results of a disputed congressional contest, but not before getting the last word with a handwritten note calling it a "stolen election."
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh and police in the city held a safety press conference ahead of New Year's Eve.
A nationwide outage involving an internet company has been affecting 911 cell phone calls in Massachusetts.
We look back at 2018's most heartwarming stories, from loved ones reunited to regular people overcoming great odds.
These stories, both good and bad, had us talking the most in 2018.
A 16-year-old Kansas boy will soon earn his high school diploma — and a few days later he'll travel to Harvard to collect his bachelor's degree.
The Massachusetts fire marshal's office is reminding people to get rid of Christmas trees soon before they spark a fire.
Several cars slid down an icy Worcester road Friday morning, slamming into parked cars and other objects.
If Utah can tighten its drunk driving laws to save lives, why can't Massachusetts?
Sears is nearing a crucial deadline that could determine whether it survives.
An Abington family was touched by a special Christmas surprise this year.
A car crashed through a New Bedford home, missing a woman inside by just a few feet.
