MBTA Plans To Build First New T Stop Since 1955
The MBTA is pumping millions of dollars to build the first new T stop in more than 50 years and renovate an existing one on the Blue Line.
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The MBTA is pumping millions of dollars to build the first new T stop in more than 50 years and renovate an existing one on the Blue Line.
A top aide to Governor Deval Patrick has been placed on unpaid leave after he was accused of driving drunk last weekend.
More and more students are showing up late to school in Boston, and bus drivers are blaming their "unreasonable" routes.
Tuesday's flash floods gave many Peabody residents a rude awakening.
Flash flooding hit several towns on the North Shore hard Tuesday morning. Here's a look at some video from the area.
A young man is charged with killing his older brother in Leominster and a friend believes it may have been a case of bullying.
Attorney General Martha Coakley announced indictments Friday against 10 people linked to a series of Medicaid fraud schemes that investigators allege cheated taxpayers out of nearly $10 million.
Setti Warren stood with his wife on the front lawn of the home where he grew up and now lives and announced on Thursday he will drop out of the race for U.S. Senate.
Four students have come down with drug-resistant staph infections at Westford's high school.
Three people have been charged in an armored car robbery in Methuen that investigators say was an inside job.
With the markets in turmoil, there are signs of growth here in Massachusetts.
If casino gambling is approved in Massachusetts, one lawmaker thinks it could be possible.
A five-year-old boy was found alone sleeping in an elevator in Roxbury late Wednesday night.
An elderly woman was struck and killed by a car in Peabody Thursday morning.
Two days after Governor Deval Patrick was caught by WBZ-TV going to work in an SUV for the start of "Car Free Week," the governor took the T into the city Wednesday.
A local doctor charged with Medicaid fraud was ordered held on $150,000 bail Wednesday.
Forty-one years after Harvard University banned the military's Reserve Officer Training Corps program from campus, the school welcomed it back on Tuesday.
A young man survived a frightening fall in front of a subway train over the weekend.
A man was charged Monday in two attacks on women over the weekend in Dorchester, as police announced they are investigating a third incident.
Many Bay State residents use heating oil and this year, it won't be cheap. Prices will likely remain in the $4 per gallon range.
Boston Mayor Tom Menino declared September 19, 2011 "WBZ Radio Day in the city of Boston."
A congressional subcommittee examining aviation security a decade after 9/11 has told a Boston hearing that more needs to be done in several areas, including passenger screening and airport perimeter security.
The restaurants in Lynnfield and Revere just opened in the past several years, and now they are closing.
