Vandals Break Into 19th Century Tomb In New Bedford
Vandals broke into a 19th century mausoleum in New Bedford, disturbing the dead and the living.
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Vandals broke into a 19th century mausoleum in New Bedford, disturbing the dead and the living.
One $20 bill, every day, is free to the person who finds it fastest, after its location is posted on their website.
Offers of help are pouring in for a Raynham sixth grader who was banned from bringing his saxophone to school.
For military families, the end of the Iraq War the best possible holiday gift. It's especially good news for a local woman whose brother joined the army in memory of a family member killed on 9/11.
Spooky World, the haunted Halloween hot spot, has moved into Fenway Park. For some, it is a fitting end to a truly frightening season.
The First Congregational Church in Billerica stepped in to help a family when their insurance company and bank would not.
A sixth grader can no longer bring his saxophone to school in Raynham. The bus company says there is no room on the bus.
Dedham-based I-Party has launched a new Halloween costume this season that would allow anyone to pretend to be infamous former fugitive James Whitey Bulger.
A Northeastern University police officer was rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The six Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate focused much of their first debate on the candidate not on stage, incumbent Republican Sen. Scott Brown.
One hundred five years ago, the drawings that accompanied the diary were too hot to handle for trustees of the Charlton Public Library, so they banned the book altogether.
Rezwan Ferdaus had run into some minor trouble in the past, but neighbors in his quiet Ashland neighborhood are terrified to hear the disturbing accusations he's currently facing.
On one hand, you have those who are terrified, and on the other, those who see an opportunity. And it's all based on their ages.
A mystery motorcyclist on Cape Cod has captured video of himself doing at least 120 mph in a 35 MPH school zone in South Yarmouth last week.
A two-year-old girl in Chelsea suffered four puncture wounds to her torso after the attack.
Newton landlord Alfred Defazio is adamant: he is no racist. Though, he admits he has reservations about renting any of his apartments to African Americans.
Staff Sergeant Andrew Piirainen is recovering, but his family has yet to heal from the unsolved murder of his sister Holly nearly 20 years ago.
The observation deck on top of the John Hancock Tower in Boston is still closed 10 years after 9/11. Why?
Intelligence sources tell CBS News the threat originates in Pakistan and may include the use of car or truck bombs in NYC and D.C.
The National Bureau of Economic Research is based in Cambridge and is the one and only office with the power to decide when the country is in and out of a recession.
An elderly man from Bristol County has been diagnosed with eastern equine encephalitis (EEE). He's the first human case in Massachusetts this year.
About 140,000 homes and businesses were still without power in Massachusetts Wednesday, three days after Tropical Storm Irene.
Governor Patrick toured storm damage across Massachusetts Monday.
Tropical Storm Irene came and went Sunday, and the Massachusetts coastline, specifically along Buzzard's Bay and Cape Cod, was battered.
At least a dozen boats in the Atlantic Ocean were ripped from their moorings off Swampscott on Sunday during the height of Tropical Storm Irene.
