'It Seems Unfair': Local Federal Employees Without Pay During Shutdown
Some federal employees are stuck at home. Others are stuck at work with no paychecks. This is the reality of the partial federal government shutdown at the local level.
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Some federal employees are stuck at home. Others are stuck at work with no paychecks. This is the reality of the partial federal government shutdown at the local level.
The start of the new year next week will bring the start of another session on Beacon Hill. And among the more closely-watched bills will be important public safety legislation that's been pending for years but may not have much hope of passing.
Cleanup is underway two months after the First Baptist Church of Wakefield was destroyed by a fire.
Reading Police Chief Mark Segalla has been placed on administrative leave, though the reason is not known.
Police are investigating a disturbance between a man and woman in Saugus that led to shots being fired.
Attorneys for the Boston Marathon bomber say his death sentence should be tossed because the judge refused to move the case out of Boston.
The young man accusing actor Kevin Spacey of sexually assaulting him on Nantucket apparently captured some of the alleged incident on video.
A 75-year-old Ashburnham man was arrested on Wednesday after picking up a package that included 103 pounds of marijuana with a street value of $400,000.
The base pay for legislators will go up $3,709 to $66,256 next year. Baker's salary will grow from $151,800 to $195,970.
One person was killed, two were wounded in a shooting in Dorchester early Thursday morning.
Three teenagers suffered serious injuries in a fiery crash that split a car in two in Rindge.
Police say four people were arrested at a Connecticut mall following a series of fights that may have involved 200 to 300 people.
Police are searching for a brightly colored vehicle believed to have caused damage at a Bridgewater home during a Christmas Day hit-and-run crash.
Jon says one of the lessons of 2018 is that way too many people are spoiling way too hard for a fight.
A Mashpee mother is recovering from painful second and third degree burns after a hoverboard started a fire in their home.
