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A Massachusetts company is at the center of a storm concerning the health of a six year old boy.
Police arrested two women on Monday, saying they performed sex acts for money, only to learn they were being held against their will.
Gov. Deval Patrick says the failure of the Department of Families and Children to keep track of a 5-year-old Fitchburg boy was inexcusable, but has provided the state with an opportunity to re-examine the agency.
The state Office of the Child Advocate says a heavy caseload at the Department of Children and Families' Leominster office does not excuse the failure to properly monitor a 5-year-old Fitchburg boy who has not been seen in months.
Several investors who say a West Roxbury man stole millions from them in an alleged Ponzi scheme were in federal court Tuesday seeking the return of about $14 million.
The owners of some untrained dogs are now taking advantage of the system so they too can bring their dogs wherever they like.
Rep. David Linsky is leading the state legislature's probe of the troubled child welfare agency which lost track of him.
For the first time, a veteran state social worker is talking publicly about caseloads of some Department of Children and Family workers, saying in some communities they are so overloaded that children are in danger.
WBZ-TV went inside the closed Callahan Tunnel to get the first look at the renovation project.
It is being called the perfect crime and it has law enforcement around the globe baffled.
The timing of Tuesday's storm could not come at a worse time for commuters.
The town's Public Works Department uncovered the three million dollar secret when a realtor trying to sell a house could not find a copy of the sewer bill.
St. Mary's in Worcester will stay open after a generous donor helped the school meet its fundraising goal.
Child care providers blame an innovative program started by the Boston Public Schools.
Voters in Winchester have a $130 million question to answer next week.
There have been tremendous leaps with crime solving technology in recent years. That doesn't just apply to crimes involving humans. It's also applicable to cases with animals.
Facing escalating costs and declining enrollment, the Bishop of Worcester has given a small Catholic school until the end of January to raise $500,000 or shut the doors in June.
By one estimate, there are more than 20,000 gas leaks across Massachusetts at this time. The leaks not only present a public safety concern, but one for ratepayers as well.
Prostitution arrests are being made in communities that don't usually see that type of crime.
Officials are expecting record turnout for Tuesday's casino vote.
Most town officials are working hard these days to make ends meet, but the I-Team followed one well-paid town department head and found he was hardly working at all.
The I-Team discovered the herb is sold in many stores and experts say it can have a powerful and gripping effect on the brain.
In cases involving standardized tests, the student is guilty until proven innocent.
Whitey Bulger will learn this week -- how much time he'll spend in prison.
