Pedestrian Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Sullivan Square Crash
A person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car.
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A person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car.
The woman accused of killing a 7-year-old Boston girl and seriously injuring her mother while allegedly driving drunk was arraigned Tuesday on a manslaughter charge.
Two drivers with young children in their vehicles were involved in a violent road rage incident on Tuesday morning, Manchester, New Hampshire police said.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts is battling back against a growing concern with opiate abuse.
A funeral Mass is scheduled in Plymouth for a veteran police officer killed in an on-duty motorcycle crash a week ago.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is making an effort to make more information from City Hall easily available to the people of Boston.
A renowned "parking-guru" says off-street parking costs too much and on-street parking is unavailable because it's too cheap in Boston and that would all change by staggering the price.
A Salem man is facing charges for assaulting a woman on the MBTA Green Line, police said.
Young scored 20 points for Kentucky last night, twice as many as the next highest-scoring Wildcat, in a 60-54 loss to Connecticut. This was Young's ninth 20-plus point game and he led Kentucky with 17 in the Final Four win over Wisconsin.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc. says it will begin leasing cars to small and midsize businesses.
Coach Cal is rumored to be the next head coach of the Lakers and it's supposedly a "done deal." Buy or Sell that, plus four other sports topics!
Two high school students and a middle school student in Richmond were arrested on drug charges after a teenager needed medical attention after eating marijuana-laced candy.
A bill that House Speaker Robert DeLeo calls the most comprehensive overhaul of the state's domestic violence laws in a generation is expected to come up for a vote at the Statehouse.
This burning question comes up as we read about claims by the Federal Trade Commission that a locally-based website, jerk.com, broke federal law.
This is not a story about $1,000 toilet seats but it's no less egregious - a new report showing our government wasting tens of billions of dollars on federal programs.
