Gingerbread House Decorating Fundraiser Helps Boston's At-Risk Youth
Families and pastry chefs took part in a competitive gingerbread house decorating fundraiser Monday to support at-risk youth at The Home for Little Wanderers in Boston.
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Families and pastry chefs took part in a competitive gingerbread house decorating fundraiser Monday to support at-risk youth at The Home for Little Wanderers in Boston.
A Cape Cod pie company is relying heavily on dozens of disabled adults to make thousands of pies this week in time for Thanksgiving.
The area around Swan Avenue is known for illegal dumping, officials say.
The burned and bound body of a woman was found late Tuesday night in Bridgewater.
The candidates are barely out of high school, but they'll soon be taking office.
Christopher Chester, 9, died unexpectedly on Friday.
If you have ridden the T through Government Center Station anytime over the past 35 years, you have seen the nearly two dozen large, colorful murals on display that are now up for sale.
Parents who've lost their children have dedicated a "buddy bench" at a Weymouth primary school so that other kids won't feel lonely.
A group of South Shore mothers is collecting items to give children entering foster care in memory of Bella Bond, the girl previously known as Baby Doe.
Dorfman Jewelers on Newbury Street in Boston has a rare and valuable Fabergé egg on display.
A Halloween costume can be a big expense for a struggling family.
The accused killer of "Baby Doe" was held without bail while Bella Bond's mother was held on $1 million bail after appearing in court on Monday.
The biological father of Bella Bond, previously known as "Baby Doe" around New England, says he doesn't blame Rachelle Bond for their daughter's death.
The child known around New England as "Baby Doe" has been identified as a girl named Bella.
Police responded to a 911 call from the home Wednesday afternoon.
Several events throughout New England marked the somber 14th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
A livery driver who helped thwart a suspected kidnapping has received a bravery award named for a flight attendant on one of the two planes that were hijacked in Boston and flown into the World Trade Center towers 14 years ago.
It still feels like summer, but the city is preparing for snow.
Fire officials say cooking oils were behind a Tuesday night hazmat incident that forced evacuations.
A 70-year-old Rockland woman afflicted by a rare lung disease is giving her all, riding her bike to find a cure for herself and others.
A Braintree foster family, which has cared for more than 100 children, has found themselves dealing with a legal loophole that is making it difficult for them to arrange a funeral for one of their former foster kids.
"Cell phones must remain off and hidden during school," the current policy reads.
Officials say state child welfare workers visited the Auburn foster home of a 2-year-old girl three days before her death, but did not disclose the reason for the visit or what was found.
"I'm just here now. I'm here this year to show people that the police are not all bad," said acdemy graduate David Bello, Jr.
Two separate shootings in Boston Wednesday night killed three men and injured two others, authorities said.
