Syringes Found On Swampscott Beach
A beach in Swampscott has seen much better days and now residents say they've had enough.
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A beach in Swampscott has seen much better days and now residents say they've had enough.
He even has his own table, called Pesky's Corner, where Johnny would gather with his pals, order one egg, sausage, toast and share stories of a long, full life.
A Tewksbury family got quite a scare Sunday night when part of a tree came crashing down through their home.
State Police have reportedly found bones in the former home of Judith Ann Chartier, who has been missing since June 1982.
A Malden woman is dead; her husband is charged with murder. Police say William Bryant Moseley, 45, called 911 around 5:30 a.m. on Friday to tell officials he had strangled his wife.
There's a sign in the front door of taunton city hall that says "closed". City hall has been closed for two years, since a fire damaged the place. And there just isn't money for repairs.
A woman ended up in the water after a passenger boat rear-ended another one Wednesday at the Mystic Fuel Dock in Charlestown.
The brother of Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan will not return to jail, even though he wants to go back.
Plymouth North baseball coach Dwayane Follette admitted that he drank alcohol in front of his players at an end of the year baseball party.
Christy Mihos was scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in Barnstable District Court but he didn't show up on his lawyer's advice.
A grandmother in Lawrence was shot in the back while rocking a baby to sleep on her front porch over the weekend.
Paul Guzzi, the president-CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, talks to WBZ NewsRadio 1030 every Thursday.
A dump truck crash brought the start of rush hour to a crawl on Route 128 in Canton early Thursday morning.
Once the site of a murder-suicide, a house on High Street in Saugus is now a new home for a local firefighter, thanks to a state program that turns around abandoned properties.
Given the challenging economy, it's not unusual for a city to be saddled with abandoned properties. What is unusual, though, is what Brockton is doing to maintain these properties.
Massachusetts lawmakers are preparing to debate a bill House and Senate negotiators say will save up to $200 billion in health care costs over the next 15 years.
Shortly after introducing himself to member of the class here, many of whom are visually impaired Stephen Nicholls explained his interest in self defense.
A state of emergency has been declared in the town of Newbury for homes on Plum Island.
The old Ferdinand's building in Roxbury is set to be rehabbed.
Dozens of cars have been vandalized in one of Boston's most exclusive neighborhoods.
A first-term state representative from Boston charged with assault and kidnapping was released on $1,000 bail Monday.
A bus driver and 14 passengers were hurt in an MBTA bus crash near a Sandra Bullock movie set in Roxbury Monday morning.
WBZ-TV's David Wade gets his turn as the public address announcer at Fenway Park Friday night.
A huge American flag donated by the family of a local soldier was stolen on the Fourth of July.
Boston police commissioner Ed Davis told WBZ the evacuation of the Esplanade went "very, very well."
