DCR Deputy Commissioner Resigns After Misusing State Vehicle Lights, Sirens
A top state Department of Conservation and Recreation official has resigned after he inappropriately used the emergency lights and sirens of his state vehicle.
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A top state Department of Conservation and Recreation official has resigned after he inappropriately used the emergency lights and sirens of his state vehicle.
One person was hospitalized after a truck crashed into a home on the Dedham-Boston line.
Two people were shot outside a function hall in Dedham early Saturday morning.
Advocates for transgender people in Massachusetts say they can no longer be legally discriminated against in public places.
Flames shot through the roof of a dorm on the campus of Dartmouth College.
In 2012, the Brockton Retirement Board adopted the position that crossing guard payment did not qualify as "regular compensation" under state law, and as a result, should not be factored pension amounts.
A pumpkin weighing over 2000 pounds smashed the record for the heaviest ever weighed at the Topsfield Fair.
A lawyer representing a Connecticut woman lost at sea says the family had squabbled over money, and that she always defended her son.
Police have searched the home of a Connecticut woman who is presumed dead after going missing at sea during a fishing trip with her son.
An emotional reunion of a very lucky man and the 3 people he calls his angels today in Worcester.
For one sparkling minute each night, skyscrapers, tugboats, hotels, a yacht club and police cruisers send a blinking goodnight message to sick kids inside a children's hospital.
The owner of the daycare franchise Terri's Little Pumpkins is trying to keep her Medford location open while she fights a move by the state to revoke her license.
