Callahan Tunnel To Close For 3 Months
The state Department of Transportation plans a three-month closure of the Callahan Tunnel, which carries traffic from downtown Boston to Logan International Airport.
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The state Department of Transportation plans a three-month closure of the Callahan Tunnel, which carries traffic from downtown Boston to Logan International Airport.
The Boston School Committee has voted to make condoms available to students in all 32 of the city's public high schools.
Inspectors were out doing surprise checks on vehicles Tuesday, as part of a sting operation at several sites in Boston.
An ex-gangster who admitted killing 20 people was unemotional Monday when describing his line of work at the trial of his former partner, Whitey Bulger.
A bookmaker testifying in the racketeering trial of James "Whitey" Bulger has told jurors he once saw Bulger threaten to kill a bookie who tried to stop paying Bulger's gang and go into business for himself.
Retired state police investigators took the stand Thursday in the first full day of testimony in the Whitey Bulger trial.
A prosecutor said in opening statements at Whitey Bulger's trial that the reputed mobster was at the center of "murder and mayhem" in Boston for almost 30 years, while the defense attacked the credibility of the government's star witnesses.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys for reputed gangster James "Whitey" Bulger are reviewing hundreds of questionnaires filled out by prospective jurors in Bulger's racketeering trial.
Positive messages sprinkled throughout Lynn are a reminder to residents to stop and smell the roses and see the beauty of their city streets.
Superintendent Ben Tantillo tells WBZ NewsRadio 1030, late last week they learned some middle school girls - mostly eighth graders - were sending suggestive, inappropriate pictures to boys.
Opening statements in the Whitey Bulger trial are now expected to begin Wednesday, two days later than originally planned.
Judge Denise Casper on Tuesday told the first pool of 225 potential jurors that the mere fact they have heard or read something about the case does not mean they will be excluded from being selected.
Twenty-nine-year-old Erika Brannock is the last person injured in the April 15 explosions to be released from the hospital.
State Police are investigating the "suspicious" death of a child in Brockton.
The state attorney general of Massachusetts filed suit against federal fishing regulators Thursday in an attempt to block new rules that she called a "death sentence" for New England's fleet.
The fate of accused murder Keith Luke is now in the hands of the jury.
Seventeen people charged in connection with a wild underage drinking party had their arraignment postponed in Hingham District Court Tuesday.
The careers of hundreds of Boston Police officers are on hold as a judge sits on a 2-year-old case.
The mayor's office issued a statement saying that "the elective surgery will take a few hours and require a few days in the hospital and some recovery at home."
Some middle school students from Bourne got an early wake-up call for a drive to New Hampshire Monday, to launch a balloon.
Gabriel Gomez did not apologize Friday for calling Rep. Ed Markey "pond scum."
Firefighters are battling a massive 3-alarm blaze at a church.
Some Boston pizza places could face disciplinary action for staying open too late.
Boston Police say approximately 30 people were arrested after a drug-trafficking sweep Tuesday morning in Roxbury.
Rich Hamel was chasing another storm south of Oklahoma City when he heard radio traffic on the storm that slammed into Moore on Monday.
