Lights On: Future Brings Major Changes To Nuclear Energy Industry
In part three of her week-long series 'Lights On,' WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Mary Blake reports on how the nuclear power industry is working to hold its own.
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In part three of her week-long series 'Lights On,' WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Mary Blake reports on how the nuclear power industry is working to hold its own.
A Brockton man was charged with drunk driving late Monday night after he crashed into a State Police cruiser and injured a trooper.
Negotiations between Massachusetts lawmakers on the state's $38 billion budget will soon get underway.
Fall River police say they are looking for a woman and her daughter in connection with a man's murder.
Braintree police are searching for a man who allegedly assaulted a person and then fled the state with his three-year-old son.
Tom Brady was one of several football players to participate in the Best Buddies Challenge on Friday night at Harvard Stadium.
MassDOT cameras spotted dozens of motorcycles, dirt bikes, and ATVs creating havoc in the Tip O'Neill Tunnel over the Memorial Day weekend.
Part of the Cambridge Turnpike was shut down in Concord because of a water dam break.
The National Weather Service confirmed that a microburst caused damage in Methuen.
On Thursday, the State Gaming Commission gave KG Urban Enterprises of New York until June 9 to get a signed agreement in place.
The test-takers allegedly used fake passports that contained the students' personal information, but a picture of the test-taker substituted for the student, the indictment said.
It has traveled all over the world, but for the next four weeks a giant Buddha statue will call Abington home.
Police are searching for a suspicious man who allegedly approached a group of kids playing basketball and asked them if they wanted a ride on Saturday night.
Authorities are investigating a fatal single-car crash Saturday in Burlington.
A somber ceremony was held in Norfolk where residents gathered to honor veterans who died serving our country.
Boston Police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early Saturday morning in Roxbury.
The Boston Calling Music Festival kicks off Friday night in Boston.
Students in 11 states and the District of Columbia will spend less time next year taking tests based on the Common Core standards, a decision made in response to widespread opposition to testing requirements.
Mayor Marty Walsh says the city of Boston is expanding its lawsuit against the Massachusetts Gaming Commission.
A suburban Boston high school was placed on lockdown with Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo and another state lawmaker stuck aside.
A Sturbridge homeowner got an unexpected visitor on Wednesday when he found a black bear on his back porch.
Massachusetts gained jobs for an eighth consecutive month in April while the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 4.7 percent, the state office of Labor and Workforce Development said Thursday.
A Massachusetts Congressman is asking for changes to a national database after an I-Team report revealed the nightmare experienced by innocent drivers trying to clear up cases of mistaken identity.
