State Trooper On Leave, Accused Of Being Drunk During Shift
A Massachusetts State Police trooper is on administrative leave after he was allegedly drunk on the job.
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A Massachusetts State Police trooper is on administrative leave after he was allegedly drunk on the job.
Three people have died in a major Springfield fire that forced panicked residents to jump from second and third-story windows.
Back-to-back nor'easters that have pounded New England have given ski resorts a late-season blast of their life's blood.
On this edition of Centro, WBZ's Yadires Nova-Salcedo talks with BASE founder/president Robert Lewis Jr. and program participant Brandon Guerrero.
The sounds of drums and pipes rang out as the frigid streets of Boston were packed with thousands of green-clad St. Patrick's Day celebrators.
With information and news accessible through television, radio, and the internet, do newspapers even matter? Media analyst, professor, and author Dan Kennedy discusses.
Three dogs up for adoption through the Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Massachusetts were featured on the Pet Parade Sunday morning.
There are a number of state and community resources offered to those struggling with opioid addiction, those seeking recovery and those who care about them.
A ferry with 78 people aboard lost power while en route from Martha's Vineyard to Woods Hole on Saturday night.
Just 847 voters cast their ballots, out of about 10,000 registered voters in Whitman, to ban retail pot shops in town.
The worker, a 41-year-old man, suffered severe leg injuries that were not life-threatening, a fire official said.
Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade kicks off at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Broadway MBTA station.
Two Romanian nationals linked to a multistate ATM skimming scheme have been sentenced to prison and could face deportation.
American harvests of scallops have grown in recent years, and are poised to go up again in 2018.
