4 Legionnaire's Disease Cases Likely Originated In Hampton, NH
Public health authorities in New Hampshire say four people who have been identified with Legionnaire's disease likely acquired the disease in Hampton.
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Public health authorities in New Hampshire say four people who have been identified with Legionnaire's disease likely acquired the disease in Hampton.
The parents of one of the 17 people slain at the Parkland, Florida school shooting will join gun-control advocates and a city councilor at an event in Boston designed to call attention to gun violence.
Police say a drunk driver in Oxford narrowly missed colliding when a train when they drove onto the railroad tracks early Saturday morning.
One of two brothers whose plane crashed into a pond near Cranland Airport in Hanson Friday afternoon has died.
WBZ's Yadires Nova-Salcedo talks with ICNA Relief New England Regional Director of Outreach and Programming Dan McKenzie on the English version of Centro and with ICNA Relief Volunteer Madelaine Bustamante on the Spanish version.
A family member says the victims are brothers and were flying to spread their father's ashes.
Police say a boy with autism took an ambulance from a Rhode Island fire station and crashed it, leaving three with minor injuries.
Elementary school students in Blackstone will start the new school year in unfamiliar surroundings, thanks to mold in their classrooms.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is under fire for what she said when asked about the murder of Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts.
State officials are reporting the first three confirmed human cases of mosquito-borne West Nile Virus in Massachusetts this year.
T-Mobile has reported a security incident which may have led to the exposure of personal data belonging to approximately two million customers.
An underwater photographer had an unforgettable encounter with a great white shark off the coast of Massachusetts.
Andrew LeColst, a Middleton firefighter and former high school hockey coach, has been indicted on child rape charges.
The sad news that a great American hero, Sen. John McCain, will forego further treatment for his brain cancer brings back a flood of memories.
State animal control officers are trying to find the person who abandoned a pit bull at a rest area along Interstate 195.
