Two Men Rescued 12 Hours After Boat Capsizes In Salem Harbor
Two men were rescued Saturday morning in Salem Harbor, 14 hours after their trimaran capsized.
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Two men were rescued Saturday morning in Salem Harbor, 14 hours after their trimaran capsized.
For the 280 New Hampshire hunters who hold moose permits, the nine-day moose hunting season is underway.
Late last month, an adjunct professor of computer science at Worcester State University and Becker College announced to her classes that she wouldn't be on campus that Friday because she had to be in Boston — to take her oath of citizenship.
The odds were against Mark Garrity when he was struck by a vehicle and suffered a traumatic brain injury in 1995. Doctors told his family that Garrity, who was born developmentally delayed, had a 10 percent chance of surviving.
Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell was cited this week for trying to get on a plane with a loaded gun.
It won't be long before the toll booths on the Tobin Bridge are just a memory.
Suffolk Downs has asked Caesars Entertainment to withdraw from its bid to bring a casino to East Boston.
Authorities say Joseph Keefe was severely injured while riding his motorcycle on Wednesday.
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Boston Police spent Friday meeting at Fenway Park to discuss the security plan following Game 6 this weekend, or Game 7 if it comes to that.
Retired four-star Army general and former CIA director David Petraeus is joining the staff at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
Conor Makem was a longtime reporter for the Rochester Times until his arrest this week. He is accused of placing a camera inside the second-floor women's bathroom of a Rochester office building where the newspaper rented office space.
A judge is considering arguments by lawyers on both sides of the case of a chemist accused of putting thousands of criminal prosecutions in jeopardy by faking test results at a state drug lab over whether what her punishment should be if she decides to plead guilty.
The MBTA has released video of a woman falling into the pit at Downtown Crossing Station this week.