Worcester Convenience Store Clerk Shot Fighting Off Would-Be Robber
A convenience store clerk in Worcester is recovering from a gunshot wound in his leg after he tried to fight off an armed robber.
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A convenience store clerk in Worcester is recovering from a gunshot wound in his leg after he tried to fight off an armed robber.
State Police say they have captured a fugitive who escaped from a Rhode Island correctional facility on New Year's Eve after they believe he tried to rob two banks on Thursday.
Questions are being raised about whether there are enough corrections officers to watch the inmates at the Central Falls, RI facility.
Police and US Marshals are still searching for an inmate who escaped a maximum security facility in Rhode Island on New Year's Eve, and have focused their manhunt in and around Framingham Tuesday.
Mayor Jim Fiorentini leaned over to School Board Chairwoman Maura Ryan-Ciardiello to talk about a vote not realizing the microphone picked up his voice.
For Dorchester native Mark Wahlberg, this week's Boston debut of the movie Patriots Day, came with a lot of pressure.
On Tuesday authorities announced they had found three bones that they believe are animal bones.
The MBTA Fiscal Control Board wants to replace all cars on the Red Line over the next eight years.
World Gym in Milford mysteriously shut down at the end of last week, leaving members in the lurch.
A man shot and killed by police Tuesday had a criminal record going back 25 years, and court papers indicate he made crime his life's career before he was killed in Lynn.
President-elect Donald Trump claimed without evidence Sunday that "millions" voted illegally in the national election,
The Tuesday before Thanksgiving is historically one of the worst travel days of the year.
If the information police floated this week in the Vanessa Marcotte murder seems very vague, at least one private investigator says it's far from being an "unresolved" case.
Boston organizations say they have received an unprecedented outpouring of support since Donald Trump won the election.
Now that we know Hillary Clinton got the most votes from citizens, those who backed her are calling for an end to the Electoral College.
Massachusetts State Police plan to have "enhanced staffing" leading up to Election Day, though the security plans were already in place before a Friday report by CBS News that U.S. intelligence recently alerted joint terrorism task forces of potential planned attacks by al Qaeda.
When Donald Trump urged early voters who'd cast ballots for Clinton to "change your vote" this week, it seems the words caused some confusion.
Governor Charlie Baker says it was more chaotic because of what the operator did but union members say he is a hero and the trains are the real problem.
With the switch to all-electronic tolling on the Massachusetts Turnpike set to begin Friday, MassDOT wants drivers to be prepared for a "short-term inconvenience" as the old toll booths are demolished.
The family of Colleen Ritzer, who was killed inside a Danvers school, has filed a lawsuit after suffering what they called "severe emotional distress."
Tenants say officers busted into their apartment early Sunday morning.
The FBI has taken over the investigation into the fiery crash.
A man wanted for allegedly making threats at Reagan Airport in Washington, D.C. and assaulting a police officer was arrested in Boston.
Investigators released the identities of an elderly couple attacked inside their Orange home this week, leaving a 95-year-old man dead and his wife seriously injured.
The state will keep information about what trips you take on its highways for seven years.
