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If you've received a friend request from Mavis Wanczyk on social media, beware.
Christine Kehl O'Hagan thought the class ring she had given her husband Patrick as a graduation present was lost forever.
Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson is offering to send county inmates to help the city of Houston cleanup the damage from Hurricane Harvey.
A new implant treatment is keeping recovering addicts on a medicine that helps them stay sober.
The owner of a dog that died in a hot car earlier this month didn't show up for his arraignment in West Roxbury Municipal Court Tuesday, so a judge issued a bench warrant for his arrest.
Patriots nation is gearing up for the kickoff of the 2017 season, and to celebrate, the NFL is holding a free concert in Boston next week.
A woman prosecutors say ran a brothel disguised as a massage parlor was sentenced Monday.
A coastal storm currently spinning off the North Carolina coastline will accelerate northeastward tonight and deliver a glancing blow to Southern New England.
A Massachusetts man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison sentence after pleading guilty to child rape and pornography charges.
For the second year in a row, a financial tech firm says the stereotype about people behind the wheel in the Bay State is all wrong.
Employees must know that disruptive behaviors are not acceptable, and this includes speech that disrespects or threatens other employees.
Albert Breer talks to Toucher & Rich about where the Patriots could miss Julian Edelman the most.
The US Marshals New Hampshire Task Force is asking for the public's help in finding an inmate who escaped from a halfway house Monday night.
The highest court in Massachusetts has overturned the conviction of a teen who was arrested outside Milton High School with drugs and a gun in 2015, saying police didn't have probable cause to search him.
Officials have realized that some 2016 checklists include handwritten entries about people who weren't on previous lists because they had domestic violence protective orders.
