Group Of Black Korean War Veterans Receive Commendations In Boston
The 272nd Field Artillery Battalion of Massachusetts, fondly remembered as "The Deuce," received commendations from Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Saturday in Boston.
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The 272nd Field Artillery Battalion of Massachusetts, fondly remembered as "The Deuce," received commendations from Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Saturday in Boston.
Religious broadcaster Harold Camping is predicting that Saturday will be Judgment Day and those who have asked for God's mercy will be saved.
According to her attorney, Julianne McCrery was distraught and suicidal after she was taken into custody for the death of her 6-year-old son, Camden Pierce Hughes.
A boy found dead in Maine Saturday has been identified as 6-year-old Camden Pierce Hughes of Texas. His mother is in Mass. State Police custody and has confessed, sources tell WBZ-TV.
The swift-skating Tampa Bay Lightning wasted little time taking control of the Eastern Conference finals.
Henry Prunier, who attended Assumption College up until 1942 before enlisting in the Army and fighting in World War II, is finally graduating.
According to a study by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, college graduate hiring is up 19 percent over last year.
Students and staff at two Brighton schools were evacuated briefly Thursday morning, after someone sprayed pepper spray in a hallway.
Senator John Kerry speaking at a town hall meeting in downtown Boston, questioned the release of Osama bin Laden's home videos Saturday afternoon.
Coach Davis says he was fired for stepping in after athletic director Karl Fogel got into a heated discussion with one of the runners, because his shirt was off during practice.
TSA workers say they're being abused at Logan Airport and elsewhere. Many passengers accused in those attacks are still being allowed to board their flights.
In several local towns, police said residents are getting calls claiming their debit card has been locked.
Fire crews put out a three-alarm blaze on the 25th floor of a condo building on Tremont Street in Boston on Sunday.
Like a lot of us, a Charlestown couple was watching the Bruins game last Thursday night. Suddenly, the wife's water broke, and their newborn daughter came out in a hurry.
Kate Doyle wants the MBTA to put up a chain linked fence to protect the kids in her neighborhood. She's worried, and for good reason.
The parents of a college football player from Easton are suing the policeman who shot and killed him, calling the shooting an "unconscionable use of force."
WBZ-TV's Peg Rusconi and Paul Burton, along with CBSBoston.com Web Producer Mike Toole, each finished the Boston Marathon on Monday.
A blind man is running the marathon to raise money for Mass Eye and Ear Infirmary
A gutsy effort by good Samaritans and police officers helped save the life of a man trapped in a burning car.
The mother of a college student shot and killed by police says she's not surprised the officer who shot her son was named "Officer of the Year."
Many districts are cutting teaching jobs and scaling back after-school programs.
With gorgeous spring temperatures here in New England, this weekend is a great time to visit some of Boston's historic sites and monuments.
The Boston-based GlobalPost says it has been informed that one of its American freelance contributors has been taken prisoner by forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
Two tour bus passengers fell out of the bathroom window and onto Route 2 in Shirley Saturday night.
Governor Patrick, Mayor Menino and others were on-hand Saturday for the dedication of an enormous state-of-the-art community center on Dudley Street on the Roxbury-Dorchester line.
