Another Moose Sighting: Police Search For Loose Animal In Waltham
There's been another local moose sighting – this time in Waltham.
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There's been another local moose sighting – this time in Waltham.
The state's highest court will hear two challenges Wednesday to a proposed ballot question to legalize recreational marijuana in Massachusetts.
A Boston Latin School student drew his entire Class of 2016.
Dudley Town Meeting members could vote Monday night to purchase land that might otherwise be used as the site for a Muslim cemetery.
In an effort to bolster their contemporary dance programs, Duane Lee Holland Jr. has been named as the first hip-hop instructor at both the Boston Conservatory and the Berklee College of Music.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Carl Stevens put Amazon to the test to determine if deliveries are now being made to Roxbury.
Part of a parking garage collapsed on a car in Brookline Tuesday morning after a swimming pool removal went wrong.
Massachusetts Congressman Michael Capuano wants his constituents to know that, while it appeared that someone called them from his Washington office talking about drugs and sex, it wasn't him.
Tufts University postponed final exams and closed several buildings Monday morning after police responded to a car fire on campus and found a suspicious note that made bomb threats.
Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone is proposing the city give $50 million to bridge a funding gap for the proposed Green Line extension.
In his city budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year, Mayor Marty Walsh wants to boost the budget for Boston Emergency Management Services by about $3 million in order to keep up with the city's growth.
U.S. soldiers from post-9/11 conflicts now have a place to go to get help for their injuries and that place is in Boston.
Southern Essex District Register of Deeds John O'Brien was recently diagnosed with a form of dementia--and because he wants to keep doing the job he loves, he wants his constituents to know about it.
A 75-year-old man was stabbed Tuesday evening in Roxbury after a man tried to rob him, according to police.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh says it's "appalling" that Amazon doesn't offer same-day delivery service to parts of Roxbury as it does with the rest of the city.
Former President Andrew Jackson's portrait is coming off the $20 bill, the U.S. government has decided.
Boston convention center officials are urging Massachusetts lawmakers to drop a provision from a bill that would regulate ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft, arguing it would hurt the convention business.
Carl Stevens wrote a new poem for Opening Day at Fenway Park.
In a letter to the school community, headmaster Lynne Mooney Teta said the school would not condone hateful, racially-motivated incidents of any nature.
City inspectors decided Wednesday afternoon to reopen the Blue Hill Avenue Stop & Shop closed last week due to health concerns.
Gov. Baker got a buzz cut Tuesday to benefit the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
The man arrested in connection to the assault and robbery of a 12-year-old boy last week was ordered to undergo a 20-day mental evaluation Monday.
If voters approve the marijuana ballot question in November, Massachusetts would become the first state east of Colorado to legalize pot--and that could mean ka-ching for the Commonwealth.
Boston's top law enforcement official says the attacks in Belgium have added a sense of urgency to securing next month's Boston Marathon.
The Government Center MBTA station officially re-opened Monday after a two-year remodeling project.
