Driver pulled from fiery NH toll booth crash by Gov. Kelly Ayotte's security
A member of the security detail for Gov. Kelly Ayotte pulled a driver from a burning electric car following a fiery crash at the Bedford, New Hampshire toll plaza.
Lexington cutting teachers, staff months after $660 million high school approved
Facing a budget crisis, Lexington Public Schools is cutting dozens of teacher and staff jobs less than six months after the town approved a tax hike to pay for a new high school.
Kelsey Fitzsimmons trial continues with officer who shot her cross-examined
The criminal trial for North Andover, Massachusetts police officer Kelsey Fitzsimmons on Tuesday included tense cross-examination of the colleague who shot her.
20 new charges brought against former Massachusetts doctor accused of rape
A former Brigham and Women's Doctor who was charged with raping two patients last year has been indicted on new charges.
Firefighters frustrated after Quincy holds off on $2.6 million for new gear
Firefighters in Quincy, Massachusetts are furious after the city council held off on a plan to buy them new gear for $2.6 million.
Mother of fallen Boston firefighter frustrated with inaction on welding safety bill
A fire in Boston is giving the push for the legislation, which would increase oversight and training for welders, new urgency.
Lowell High School JROTC changes uniform guidance due to Iran war
An Air Force Junior ROTC program at Lowell High School in Massachusetts is changing its uniform guidance for cadets due to the war in Iran.
Fired Lawrence officer accused of impersonating police in New Hampshire
A man who was recently fired by police in Massachusetts was arrested in New Hampshire for allegedly impersonating a police officer.
Sharon family returns home on first State Department charter flight out of Israel
The Klausner family from Sharon, Massachusetts did not expect that war would break out in the Middle East while they were visiting Israel.
Man found cut into pieces in Shirley pond was recently released from prison
The man who was cut into pieces and left in a pond in Shirley, Massachusetts has been identified as a convicted felon,
Iran conflict leaves New Englanders stranded in war zone
With few commercial airlines traveling in the Middle East conflict area, some New Englanders have found themselves stranded.
Iraq veterans from Massachusetts call Iran war "very concerning"
Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are expressing hope and concern over the U.S. going to war with Iran.
Fall River urges patience as city digs out from 41 inches of snow after blizzard
Fall River officials are asking the public to be patient with them as the city begins the process of cleaning up 41 inches of snow from the blizzard.
FBI Boston says more extremists targeting children online
The Boston field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning parents about the rise of online extremists targeting children.
Massachusetts U.S. Attorney handling 12,000% increase in immigration lawsuits
Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Leah Foley touted her office's successes including an 80% increase in cases charged compared to the previous year.