Surveillance Video Shows People Throwing Cones Off Mass. Ave. Bridge Into Charles River
Newly released surveillance video shows people throwing traffic cones from the Mass. Ave. Bridge.
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Newly released surveillance video shows people throwing traffic cones from the Mass. Ave. Bridge.
Police said the suspect entered the bank and passed a note requesting money to a teller.
The material could be mass produced and used for cars, phones or bridges.
Despite the frigid temperatures, Garner was all smiles as she waved to the hundreds of spectators along the parade route.
The third oldest theater organization in world celebrated their 55th Man of the Year - Jason Bateman.
Nearly two years into the pandemic restaurants are being hit with yet another wave of difficulties as they try to remain open.
A car rolled over and crashed into three parked cars in Cambridge on Saturday.
"We just want to make sure people know that the doors are open and we're back in business."
Organizers say the exhibition will feature more than 100 artworks by the famous-but-anonymous street artist from private collectors.
Christine Elow has been sworn in as the Cambridge Police Department's commissioner, making her the first woman to hold the position in the department's more than 160-year history.
Barbara Ingram got bored with doing puzzles during the pandemic, so she decided to enroll in online economics and history classes at Harvard University.
The families of 3500 students in Cambridge who stood in the cold to receive a PCR test Monday learned that the majority of their results are unavailable.
Classes in Cambridge were canceled for the first two days this week to allow students and staff to test for COVID.
Paul Wilson was murdered in a popular Cambridge park nearly three years ago and investigators are making a new plea for help as they approach the next anniversary in the case.
An elderly woman died in a fire at a home in Cambridge early Wednesday morning.
Harvard University announced Tuesday it is now limiting spectators at sporting events through Jan. 23.
An iconic Harvard Square flower shop is permanently closing its doors after 104 years in business, citing in part challenges caused by the "daunting" COVID pandemic.
Edward O. Wilson, the pioneering Harvard biologist who argued for a new vision of human nature in "Sociobiology" and warned against the decline of ecosystems, has died. He was 92.
Harvard University will move to remote learning for the first three weeks in January.
The third floor of the CambridgeSide Mall has been transformed into a COVID-19 clinic.
Cambridge Police released video on Friday of what they say was a man stealing packages from a local apartment complex.
Moderna said it has been able to advance additional boosters to clinical testing in 60-90 days.
A new bike lane is opening Monday morning on both sides of the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge.
Tactical officers and negotiations were called to the area of Sciarappa Street between Spring and Charles Street.
According to police, the suspects drove their bicycles at passersby, nearly hitting them.
