NH Family Wants Answers After Dog Fatally Shot
A family pet was shot and killed and his owner wants to know who did it and why.
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A family pet was shot and killed and his owner wants to know who did it and why.
Any day a baby is born is special, but for a baby born Tuesday, on 11/12/13, maybe just a little more so.
Lawyers for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev renewed their accusations Tuesday that prosecutors are withholding evidence they need to defend their client against a potential death penalty.
With The Veteran's Day weekend over, and Thanksgiving travel coming up, new JetBlue flights from The Worcester Airport are off to a promising start.
A fake Twitter account got the best of Marc 'The Beetle' Bertrand on Tuesday's Felger & Mazz.
'Observe, Don't Overserve' training sessions are targeted for bartenders and servers to prepare for the upcoming holiday season.
Sidelined by a hip injury to start the season, Ed Reed has played in just seven games in 2013. With injured Patriots safety Steve Gregory slated to miss a few weeks with a broken thumb, will Belichick take a look at Reed?
The Wampanoag Tribe of Aquinnah says it plans to convert an unfinished community center on tribal lands into a temporary Class II gambling facility.
According to WBZ-TV's Jon Keller, Mayor Tom Menino will join the Political Science department at BU once his term ends in January.
A&E network is feasting on the Wahlberg brothers, who will star in a new reality show titled "Wahlburgers" and set in the family's Hingham restaurant.
Massachusetts gas prices continue to drop, but remain well above the national average.
More than five years after a Boston boy named Giovanni disappeared during a weekend visit with his father, a judge is weighing whether charges against the man should be dismissed because of mental illness.
98.5 The Sports Hub announced multi-year contract extensions with Fred Toucher and Rich Shertenlieb on Tuesday, the popular co-hosts of the "Toucher & Rich" morning show on the Sports Hub's airwaves.
Nannies and other domestic employees who say they are often forced to put in long hours without the same legal protections as other workers are asking that a "bill of rights" be approved by Massachusetts lawmakers.
Now that the Celtics have rattled off 4 straight wins, Mike Gorman of Comcast SportsNet New England thinks fans and media had a "rush to judgment" of the C's when they started off the season 0-4.
