Police Seek Charges Against School Employee Suspected Of Molesting Autistic Teen
Boston police say they're seeking criminal charges against a para-professional who allegedly sexually assaulted a 14-year-old autistic student.
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Boston police say they're seeking criminal charges against a para-professional who allegedly sexually assaulted a 14-year-old autistic student.
The deputy fire chief said the stunt was a waste of money and, more importantly, someone could have been hurt or killed.
William Galvin said he doesn't believe there's any evidence that Romney officials "deliberately did not retain records."
Nine students at Dean College have been expelled after a student was beaten up in an attack that was recorded on video.
Two basketball players at Andover High School have been expelled and five others suspended after an alleged hazing incident.
A father in Hull is accused of leaving his two young children home alone while he went out to rob a restaurant.
A professor at the University of Utah pleaded not guilty Monday to charges he viewed child pornography on his laptop during a flight from Salt Lake City to Boston.
Tablets, TVs, computers, and cell phones were just some of the items people were scooping up on Black Friday.
The Boston school community is grieving Tuesday morning after a 12-year-old died from a probable case of bacterial meningitis.
Four people were shot outside a nightclub in the Theater District early Friday morning.
149 families took part in today's celebrations, some adopting several children.
A new report finds that more supermarket shoppers in Massachusetts are taking home their groceries in reusable shopping bags.
Retailers are reportedly pulling back from plans to open at midnight after Thanksgiving, thanks to Massachusetts old Blue Laws.
A Middleboro man was ordered held without bail Monday on second-degree murder charges after a street brawl over the weekend.
The state's electric utilities say they are making progress but under 200,000 homes and businesses remain without power after last weekend's nor'easter.
Elizabeth Warren says the Wall Street protests are "independent" and "organic," clarifying a previous comment in which she seemed to be taking credit for the movement.
Health and safety inspectors toured the Occupy Boston encampment on Wednesday looking for any dangerous situations.
A Randolph landmark is back where it belongs.
A mother, father, and their son have all been rushed to the hospital after being overcome by carbon monoxide in their home.
About 30 people will be looking for a new place to live after an early morning fire in New Bedford Thursday.
A Boston firefighter insists he's not a hero, even though he made a life-saving catch during a 6-alarm fire in Roxbury.
Police say a failed suicide attempt caused an explosion and 6-alarm fire early Monday that left more than a dozen people hurt and led to several dramatic rescues.
While the winners have a lot to offer, they may not be the first to come to mind.
A study has found that about one-third of the state's child care centers that serve low-income communities have serious deficiencies.
The Stanley Cup took a bow for Massachusetts political leaders on Thursday, just hours before the Boston Bruins were set to begin the 2011-2012 regular season.
