Flood Damage Extensive Across North Shore
Emergency management teams headed to the North Shore Wednesday to see just how bad the damage is following Tuesday's flash floods.
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Emergency management teams headed to the North Shore Wednesday to see just how bad the damage is following Tuesday's flash floods.
There's a city within a city in downtown Boston. About 100 people have set up tents in the financial district for a protest called "Occupy Boston."
Severe turbulence rocked two planes that landed at Logan Airport late Sunday.
The Lowell City Council has passed a law that prohibits some registered sex offenders from the city library at times when children are more likely to be there.
A proposed bill on Beacon Hill takes on the problem of the state's high school dropout rate.
A man who is not even supposed to be in the United States was arraigned on his sixth drunk driving charge Monday.
The parents of a Wrentham teenager say his frightening disappearance this week may have been linked to the lingering effects of a concussion.
Police have arrested two people who used a trash bag to rob a taxi driver in Malden Wednesday.
After several attacks on women walking the Esplanade the last few years, police are warning incoming students to be alert.
A man from Holyoke is due in court Monday to face charges in connection with a murder 28 years ago.
The man accused of shooting a Woburn police officer earlier this month during a jewelry store robbery is not expected to survive.
A 13-year-old Bridgewater boy was arrested for attempting to sell unique weapons at a park in Whitman on Tuesday.
Elizabeth Warren officially launched her Democratic campaign for U.S. Senate on Wednesday by greeting commuters at a rail station in Boston before embarking on a tour of the state.
Boston police have identified the 17-month-old who died in a locked van in Dorchester on Monday.
A Bridgewater woman pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges in connection with a fatal car crash.
Boston planned to step up security after U.S. counter-terrorism officials announced they were chasing a credible but unconfirmed al Qaeda threat.
A Lawrence man was ordered held without bail Tuesday on charges that he killed his longtime girlfriend and her two teenage children.
Students starting the semester at two state schools in Massachusetts will have to leave the cigarettes at home.
About 140,000 homes and businesses were still without power in Massachusetts Wednesday, three days after Tropical Storm Irene.
State police say a swimmer who refused to leave Nantasket Beach in Hull during Tropical Storm Irene was arrested Sunday.
MEMA says resources are deployed around the state, utilities are prepared to deal with power outages, and the National Guard is ready for Hurricane Irene.
MEMA has been working with more than 300 community officials to help cities and towns make plans to handle whatever the storm brings.
An autopsy is expected to shed some light Tuesday in the suspicious death of a young man in Reading.
Keegan Bradley, a 2004 graduate of Hopkinton High School, won the PGA Championship Sunday with an amazing comeback.
Do bars close too late in Brockton? Some city officials say yes.
