Cleanup Effort Begins At Vandalized Fort Revere Park In Hull
State workers began cleaning graffiti off of historic Fort Revere Park Monday in Hull after it was vandalized over the weekend.
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State workers began cleaning graffiti off of historic Fort Revere Park Monday in Hull after it was vandalized over the weekend.
Gov. Charlie Baker has categorically ruled out voting for Donald Trump in the Massachusetts Republican primary, saying "he's not my guy and he's not my candidate."
People often turn to herbal remedies for a variety of health conditions, but some can actually be harmful, especially if they're undergoing cancer treatment.
The Massachusetts Democratic primary is too close to call, while Donald Trump holds a huge lead in the Republican primary, according to a new UMass Amherst, WBZ-TV, WBZ NewsRadio poll.
Malden Police are looking for a robbery suspect who got into a struggle with a convenience store clerk and showed a hypodermic needle.
A Waltham man pleaded guilty today in Middlesex Superior Court to using a Harvard University employee credit card to pay for $80,000 in personal purchases while employed by the institution.
A man shot by police after they say he charged at them with a knife Sunday has been charged, the Bristol County District Attorney's office said Monday.
The Boston Globe reports MBTA board members voted 4-0 on Monday to ax the service no later than March 18.
Chelsea Police and the Suffolk County District Attorney's office are asking the public for help in determining how the man died.
Headed by Congressman Stephen Lynch, a rail security summit was held Monday in Boston with a host of dignitaries in attendance.
AAA Northeast reports Monday that self-serve, regular is selling for an average of $1.68 per gallon in the Bay State.
For a third-straight year, the Zac Brown Band is coming to Fenway Park.
Michael Gouthro was wanted by Revere Police and several other law enforcement agencies.
Fire officials have determined that there are no signs of foul play in a Groton house fire that killed a man and a woman in late January.
Secretary of State Bill Galvin said he's expecting the largest turnout since the 2008 primaries.
