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Sergeant Rene Sanchez, a 20-year veteran of the Boston Police Department, was working with other officers on a traffic stop when a man ran over to him and told him that his wife was in labor.
A drug bust this week has first responders concerned about a growing trend. They're seeing more and more hash oil labs with explosive materials turning up in local homes.
Project Good Dog, the idea of Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis, matches inmates with dogs from a local shelter called Second Chance.
Massachusetts State Police arrested and charged a man in a recent assault at Belle Isle Marsh Reservation in East Boston.
What are the issues surrounding Red Sox draft pick Jason Groome? Tony Mazz says the Sox should be taking risks in the draft, but is intrigued at what they may have to look past with the 17-year-old lefty.
Yarmouth police are seeking the public's help in identifying the driver of a pickup truck caught on surveillance camera doing donuts in an empty church parking lot.
A Brighton real estate broker who was previously charged with changing a verdict slip from guilty to not guilty initially refused to enter the courtroom for his arraignment as he faces new charges.
It can be difficult finding common ground between generations.
State pools and beaches are open for the summer but many are still not fully staffed with lifeguards to keep you safe.
Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals in Dudley unanimously voted Thursday against the development of a Muslim cemetery on what was once farm land.
Cameras could replace parking meter readers in Massachusetts under legislation given initial approval in the House.
Participants who graduated from Quincy's drug court Friday are now one step closer to recovery from drug addiction.
The song has a moodier feel thanks to gritty synths and a steady but structured beat.
It was a season on Broadway that was bursting — looking backward, to the future, shaking up old ideas and introducing some bright new stars. It will be the season of "Hamilton," but there was beautiful work all around.
Francine Laterza was a passenger in the car that hit a wheelchair transportation van on Route 14 in Whitman.
