Teens Left In The Lurch After Waltham Driver's School Closes Abruptly
Hundreds of would-be drivers are now scrambling to find a new place to take their driver's training.
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Hundreds of would-be drivers are now scrambling to find a new place to take their driver's training.
More than 50 people were arrested over the weekend after police from four towns broke up an underage drinking party in Plainville.
The FBI is joining state and local police in looking for a man who robbed a bank in Watertown Friday morning.
Another cyber-bullying incident has happened at a local school. This one, ended in an arrest.
More snow means the spring sports schedule at Fitchburg State is a mess. The softball team there changed up its schedule a bit this afternoon, playing early in the hopes they'll squeeze in a double-header against Keene State before the snow comes.
A tree grows in Brookline. Or at least it did - until this morning.
The Brooklyn, New York mom of 18-month-old twin boys posted a video online last month showing the boys apparently conversing.
The chief executive of Evergreen Solar says his company has no plans to give back $20 million in state corporate incentives.
Smoke in an elevator prompted the Seabrook nuclear power plant in New Hampshire to declare "an unusual event," but officials say no one was hurt and the incident did not affect plant safety.
A jury quickly found Christopher Gribble guilty of first-degree murder Friday in the brutal 2009 Mont Vernon home invasion.
Fans are remembering Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor and her many ties to Boston.
No disciplinary action is scheduled for a school bus driver in Oxford, even though the students on her bus claim they have proof she is texting while driving.
Julie Enos' husband died last year and last weekend her camera was stolen from her car, including two memory cards with hundreds of pictures of her husband that she shows her young sons when they ask for him.
Patriots fans are not the only people who would be disappointed if there is no football this season.
A fill-in bus driver for the Ipswich school department is out of work for trying to break up a fight on the side of the road.
The so-called "pipe bomb bandit" was arrested Wednesday morning in Boston, according to the FBI.
President Obama spoke to a crowd at Dorchester's TechBoston Academy Tuesday telling them he doesn't want lawmakers to cut back on job-creating investments like education.
New Hampshire State Representative Robert Williams is 84 years old, and he is not a big fan of mandatory road tests for seniors.
President Barack Obama will talk education innovation with philanthropist Melinda Gates and pitch politics to Democratic Party donors in Boston Tuesday afternoon.
Rain-swollen rivers and streams spilled into streets and neighborhoods in Massachusetts and New Hampshire on Monday.
Another commuter train had to be towed to its destination Thursday. Friday, WBZ learned the MBTA is considering buying, rather than leasing, five refurbished locomotives from Maryland.
The MBTA has hired former Big Dig contractor Parsons Brinkerhoff to help manage a new project.
The woman at the center of Tuesday's cyanide scare killed herself with the poison, but did so while preventing serious injury to anyone else.
The people in charge of the commuter rail say there is no apology that they could issue that would make things better for the people who were on broken down trains for five hours Monday.
"The Fighter" took home some big prizes, but the day after the show much of the buzz surrounding the film's Best Supporting Actress win was around Melissa Leo's acceptance speech.
