12-Year-Old Boy Dies At Soccer Camp In Holden
A 12-year-old boy died at a soccer camp in Holden Monday.
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A 12-year-old boy died at a soccer camp in Holden Monday.
Hearings were held in Fall River for two health inspectors, who have been on paid leave since the body of a woman was found at a state-run pool last month.
Rescuers managed to revive a three-year-old who nearly drowned Saturday in Plymouth.
Police in Lowell are searching for a suspect after a woman was sexually assaulted while out on a late morning run.
A mother and her adult son were shot at a home in Rockland Friday morning in what police say was apparently a drug deal.
One man is dead following a shooting and a car fire in Brockton overnight.
A judge has taken under advisement a move by the state's attorney general to freeze Dimasi's state pension benefits, pending his scheduled sentencing in September.
Lawmakers on Beacon Hill are considering legislation that would require all teachers in Massachusetts be trained in CPR.
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill that would legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
The MBTA has begun a new security initiative to install more cameras on buses and train platforms.
Looking for some peace and quiet? Starting today, you can find that on the commuter rail. WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Doug Cope explains from North Station.
Federal officials are hoping more tornado victims in western and central Massachusetts come forward to register for disaster assistance as several more disaster recovery centers open this week.
A Hingham teen has died following a tragic accident just a week after graduation.
Officials are investigating the death of a Waltham man who apparently drowned while fishing in Rockport.
The towns blasted by Wednesday's tornadoes are still picking through the ruins and cleaning up, but in Springfield, children will resume a part of their normal routine on Monday.
Thousands of fans came out dressed in black and gold to see the Bruins off to Vancouver Monday afternoon.
A woman was killed while she was walking on a highway in Sunday early Sunday morning.
Caroline Kennedy and other members of the Kennedy family have marked the anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's birth with the naming of a U.S. Navy ship.
The Massachusetts Secretary of State wants to see how financial advisers are using Facebook and Twitter.
WBZ's Doug Cope says when you push at a child, your child will push back.
WBZ's Doug Cope is asking you to take part in a survey about fatherhood and how it's changed over the years.
WBZ's Doug Cope talks about how to handle the dreaded report card.
A former Patrick administration official has testified he doesn't believe a software contract would have been included in a 2007 emergency bond bill if Sal DiMasi hadn't pressed officials to include it.
WBZ's Doug Cope spoke with Patty James, a certified natural chef, nutritionist, and co-author of the book, "More Vegetables Please!"
One person was killed in a suspicious fire at a home in East Boston on Monday morning.
