DA: 'Love Bandit' Stole $200,000 From Women He Met Online
A married Waltham man stole more than $200,000 from four women he met on dating websites since 2006, according to prosecutors.
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A married Waltham man stole more than $200,000 from four women he met on dating websites since 2006, according to prosecutors.
Bridge and highway repairs in Massachusetts are millions of dollars over budget while running years behind schedule, according to a new report.
It looks like Sen. Scott Brown is going to have some high profile competition in his reelection campaign.
A Shell station in Lynn gave away free gas Thursday morning. But police had to shut down the promotion early.
The stench of sour milk that hung over parts of Lynn is finally gone.
Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek is taking part in a fundraiser next month to raise money for the D.J. Dream Fund, named after D.J. Henry.
What does Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski think has changed in the world of the Boston Red Sox and their fans since the magical year of 2004?
The group seeking a recall election of Mayor William Lantigua may get its wish after submitting a petition signed by registered voters in the city.
Thousands of striking Verizon workers hit the picket lines across the Northeast Monday, including the financial district in Boston.
The liquidation sale began at Borders book stores Friday.
Police say a drunk driver lost control of his pickup truck early Wednesday and crashed into a home in Chelmsford.
There is a heat advisory in effect for Boston as temperatures could approach or surpass 100 degrees across the Bay State.
Authorities in Gloucester have pulled the body of Jay Samolyenko from a pond.
Massachusetts lawmakers are set to hear testimony on Tuesday about a measure allowing people to buy lottery tickets online with a credit card.
Parishioners at several Boston area churches are vowing to continue efforts to fight Cardinal Sean O'Malley's decision to sell the buildings.
Two Massachusetts state troopers helped deliver a baby girl off Route 2 in Cambridge on Monday morning.
With seven drowning victims in the state since July 4th, including a number of children, State Police Sgt. Blake Gilmore talked on Thursday about safety in the water.
The Medal of Honor that was awarded to PFC Frederick Murphy was donated to the National Archives in Waltham.
The state's top justices say they're being forced to move ahead with plans to consolidate a dozen courts.
Some local anti-obesity advocates are proposing officials should take some "extremely obese" children away from their parents and place them in foster homes.
