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Investigators said on Thursday that they have already received "several promising responses" following their appeal to track down any tattoo artists who may have worked on former Patriot Aaron Hernandez after a double murder in Boston's South End.
Rick Manning, Director of Communications for Americans for Limited Government
Two people are facing charges following an alleged threat aimed at students at Lexington High School.
A U.S. Postal Service Inspector General report has found the greater Boston area has experienced significant delays in mail delivery.
The government failed to properly test the Boeing 787's lithium-ion batteries and relied too much on Boeing for technical expertise, a new report says.
You're never too young to fight City Hall. Just ask 13-year-old Evan Moses, who's trying to get a speed bump installed on his street.
Vacationers in the White Mountains this holiday weekend are being asked to look for clues in a cold case murder dating back 13 years.
The state Senate is backing a measure that would allow Massachusetts residents to purchase pepper spray without a firearms identification card.
State Treasurer Steven Grossman suggested Thursday that the state inspector general review what he said was Coakley's "failure to reimburse taxpayers in an appropriate and timely fashion."
The law requires all drivers to move over a lane or slow down in traffic if they see an emergency vehicle pulled over on the side of the road.
New England Aquarium officials say they are spotting an unusual amount of whales in Stellwagan Bank, lately.
It's about as silent as an anniversary can be with no ceremony and no memorial. The day was marked only by anecdotes of the day an entire neighborhood almost burned to the ground.
Some women with breast cancer choose to have a double mastectomy.
