Driver Arrested After Dragging Mass. State Trooper
A driver who dragged a Massachusetts State Police trooper while attempting to flee after he was pulled over was arrested Sunday morning.
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A driver who dragged a Massachusetts State Police trooper while attempting to flee after he was pulled over was arrested Sunday morning.
Health insurers in Massachusetts are pitching in to help the Gloucester Police Department with their well-known program to get heroin addicts into treatment.
If you're in a comfort food kind of mood, Lulu's in Allston is the place to be.
A Natick man wanted in connection to the New Year's Day armed robbery of a Honey Farms convenience store was arrested Saturday night.
A federal judge has denied a motion by Bill Cosby's wife to throw out a subpoena requiring her to give a deposition in a lawsuit brought by seven women who accuse the comedian of sexually assaulting them decades ago.
A Maine state trooper and a woman from New Hampshire were treated and released for injuries they sustained in a crash that totaled both vehicles.
Boston Globe political correspondent Jim O'Sullivan and WBZ's Joe Mathieu agree that Trump's supporters are for real.
"Boston," the first feature-length documentary film about the Boston Marathon, is in the works.
Three dogs up for adoption at Blue Dog Shelter in Brockton were featured on the Pet Parade Sunday.
The Globe editors and reporters will be helping deliver newspapers early Sunday morning following delivery problems.
A Connecticut man faces several charges after police seized multiple weapons in an off-site employee parking lot.
Christmas decorations were stolen from several Chelmsford homes.
The Hampden district attorney is warning there may be a more lethal strain of heroin being distributed in the area.
Boston Police are looking for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in the area of a busy Dorchester intersection on New Year's Day.
A police officer showed "restraint" fending off a man's attack near a city parking garage early Friday morning on New Year's Day, Boston Police Commissioner William Evans says.
