Hundreds Pack Boston For Annual Duckling Day Parade
On this Mother's Day, the City of Boston paid homage to all the moms, and even the momma ducks.
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On this Mother's Day, the City of Boston paid homage to all the moms, and even the momma ducks.
A Lynn man charged with killing his mother and grandmother, dumping their bodies behind an elementary school, then trying to flee to Canada, has been ordered held without bail at his arraignment.
One of the women has been identified as a 54-year-old Lynn resident.
Chances are, there's some money out there that belongs to you. There's $2 billion in unclaimed cash that the state is holding onto.
Police are seeking a second suspect in connection with a psychic scam in Hingham.
More than 4,000 runners elected not to run the Boston Marathon Monday, while several others dropped out during the race as temperatures soared into the 80's.
The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag warning for Monday through much of New England because of continued dry weather.
A man accused of driving a stolen rental car that struck and injured a state trooper last week has pleaded not guilty to charges including assault and battery and receiving a stolen car.
Police are looking for whoever tossed a rock onto a car driven by a great grandmother on I-495 on Friday afternoon.
Organizers broke ground Saturday on a statue to honor Brockton-born boxing legend Rocky Marciano.
The man responsible for a 2010 crash that killed a Massachusetts highway worker was sentenced to eight years in prison and seven years on probation on Tuesday.
Pesky bed bugs have been discovered in a public housing building in Weymouth, but officials said they have the issue under control.
The sound bagpipes filled the air in South Boston on Sunday for the annual St. Patrick's Day parade.
Mitt Romney cruised to an easy primary win in Massachusetts on Tuesday, besting his fellow Republican presidential hopefuls in a state that he governed for four years.
State inspectors are stepping up oversight at gas stations in Massachusetts to guard against potential price gouging.
With all eyes on the deadly tornados that hit the south and central parts of the United States this week, survivors of a June 2011 tornado that devastated parts of Western and Central Massachusetts say their thoughts are with the victims.
Police in Lee, New Hampshire are asking people to keep an eye out after bandits swiped a statue out of someone's front yard.
A hallway confrontation interrupted the trial of two men accused of murdering four people in Mattapan back in 2010.
A New England writers group has honored musicians Chuck Berry and Leonard Cohen at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.
A spokeswoman for the Essex District Attorney's office said on Saturday that the investigation into Friday night shooting remains active.
Governor Deval Patrick says it may be possible to use the nearly $40 million surplus in the state's snow and ice removal budget to help limit service cuts proposed by the T.
Three major mail-processing centers in Wareham, Waltham and Shrewsbury are all in danger of closing.
In just the past five years, the tally for all that lobbying topped $11.4 million, according to a review of state lobbying records by The Associated Press.
A truck driver was seriously injured after a fiery crash on Route 79 southbound in Fall River early Sunday morning.
The family, who chooses to remain anonymous, is suing the school district. They want the words "under God" taken out.
