1000s Turn Out To Watch Lexington-Concord Battle Reenactment
Among the most well-known Patriots Day commemorations is the reenactment of the battle of Lexington and Concord, which took place Monday morning.
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Among the most well-known Patriots Day commemorations is the reenactment of the battle of Lexington and Concord, which took place Monday morning.
On a fall morning in 1969, the body of a Tewksbury teenager was found in a vacant field in neighboring Lowell. Decades later, investigators say they have cracked the case.
A five-alarm fire in a vacant building forced the evacuation of several homes in Franklin early Friday morning.
Three people were rushed to the hospital early Monday morning after a fire destroyed a home in Chelsea.
Most Southwest Airlines flights at Logan Airport were on time Monday, even as the airline inspects older planes nationwide for cracks in the fuselage.
State police and public utility inspectors randomly checked tour buses in South Station Thursday morning.
Crime in Boston is down in recent months and Mother Nature may be the reason.
State Police say 23 people were hurt when a tour bus crashed on a snowy and icy highway in New Hampshire late Monday night.
Plans to bring broadband internet access to western Massachusetts are being unveiled Monday.
A stalled economic recovery has cost the city of Boston more than 1,000 jobs over the past couple of years.
A champion amateur golfer who filed a federal discrimination suit has been awarded $15,000 by a jury.
Most of the snow is now gone and people are beginning to see what lay under that thick snowpack.
One person was killed and four others were injured in a two-alarm fire at a home in Brockton early Thursday morning.
A Nantucket woman has been charged with murder in connection with the death of her 3-year-old daughter.
Clark Rockefeller, whose given name is Christina Gerhartsreiter, is charged with killing a man in California in 1985.
A man who failed to show up for his weekend jail stay has opened eyes for the terms of his sentence.
Authorities say a Massachusetts chemical plant has exploded.
A 22-year-old New Hampshire mother was being held on $100,000 bail Friday after police say she used a stun gun on a pregnant woman in an apparent road rage incident.
It's a headline you'd expect to find in the tabloids, but this is for real: Bigfoot is suing the government.
A tractor-trailer rollover that left a colorful mess on the ramp from Route 128 north to Interstate 95 north Wednesday morning could impact the afternoon rush hour as well.
President Barack Obama will talk education innovation with philanthropist Melinda Gates and pitch politics to Democratic Party donors in Boston Tuesday afternoon.
Disgruntled passengers on the Worcester to Boston commuter rail line were greeted by managers and apologies from the MBCR Wednesday.
The MBTA's problems appear to be moving from bad to worse.
A college professor was found dead hours after a fire tore through her home in Newton early Monday morning.
Police think the gunman who fired several shots at a home in Roslindale Thursday night had the wrong house.
