Video Shows Conn. Teen Begging Mass. Judge To Let Her Go Home
The family of a Connecticut teenager at the center of a custody dispute with the state of Massachusetts has posted a video showing the teen pleading for the judge to let her go home.
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The family of a Connecticut teenager at the center of a custody dispute with the state of Massachusetts has posted a video showing the teen pleading for the judge to let her go home.
Boston police are investigating three break-ins in the same Brighton neighborhood over the span of an hour-and-a-half.
A Southwest plane backed into a JetBlue plane at Logan Airport, Monday morning.
Police investigated a report of an apparent armed robbery at Spud's Restaurant along the Newburyport Turnpike, Monday morning.
A water main break temporarily flooded part of the North End early Thursday morning.
A recently indicted friend of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects has been ordered held without bail, because his lawyer can't find him a place to live if he were released.
Police say a woman managed to push a stroller carrying two children out of the way of a falling light pole, Tuesday morning.
A Florida appeals court has overturned the murder conviction for a former FBI agent linked to mobster Whitey Bulger.
The son of Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing his girlfriend last year.
New England Aquarium officials say they are spotting an unusual amount of whales in Stellwagan Bank, lately.
The mother of convicted double murderer Keith Luke reportedly donated Luke's organs after he killed himself in prison earlier this month.
For the second day in a row, a tractor-trailer smashed into an overhang on Neptune Road making a turn onto the ramp to Route 1A south.
A school bus crashed into a home in Newton Tuesday morning.
The massive anti-gun billboard on the Mass Pike in downtown Boston will be moving soon.
Boston police are searching for two men who brutally beat a man in Brighton early Saturday morning.
The police commissioner who used the N-word in reference to President Barack Obama, has resigned.
The street performer known as "Keytar Bear" is back on the streets of Boston after two attacks sent him into hibernation.
Carl Stevens offers sage advice in a poem on dealing with Boston driving.
Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was indicted on first-degree murder charges Thursday in a double murder in the South End.
The Rhode Island National Guard Open House and Air Show will land in town this weekend.
After 87 years in business, Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe will close for good in June.
If you are traveling for Mother's Day, be aware, you will have plenty of company Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Tea party-affiliated candidate Mark Fisher is claiming state GOP committee members tried to bribe him with $1 million to drop his campaign for governor.
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