Boston Tops List Of Drunkest U.S. Cities Of 2011
Boston has topped The Daily Beast's list of America's Drunkest Cities of 2011.
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Boston has topped The Daily Beast's list of America's Drunkest Cities of 2011.
A white man convicted of burning down a predominantly black church because he was angry about President Barack Obama's election was sentenced to nearly 14 years in prison.
A company that hopes to build a casino in Springfield is assuring local residents that it doesn't have a glitzy Las Vegas-style resort in mind.
The FBI says an animal rights activist wanted in the 2003 bombings at two corporate offices in northern California may be in western Massachusetts.
The original broadcast towers for WBZ NewsRadio 1030 along I-91 in Springfield were taken down on Saturday.
New mayors will be elected in several cities around Massachusetts this week and incumbents elsewhere are asking voters to keep them in office.
The October snowstorm has been blamed for three deaths across the East Coast, including a man in Western Mass.
The Massachusetts Port Authority is donating about $300,000 worth of surplus doors and windows to tornado victims in Springfield.
Singer Stevie B disputes a claim he owes more than $400,000 in child support but says he's "moving forward" after being arrested and spending several days in jail.
A singer who topped the charts with a love song in 1990 has reached an agreement to pay more than $400,000 in child support after he was hauled off a stage and arrested.
Authorities say a singer who had a chart-topping love song in 1990 is due in a Massachusetts court on charges of owing $420,000 in unpaid child support.
Two former Brimfield firefighters who pleaded guilty to arson charges have been sentenced to three years in jail.
Fire officials are crediting a 13-year-old Springfield boy with helping nine other people escape their burning home.
Boston Celtics great Tom "Satch" Sanders was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame Friday night.
There are reports that Nady Suleman will be the featured fighter in a celebrity bout in Springfield.
Hours before severe storms swept through Central and Western Massachusetts, Governor Deval Patrick was out touring damage from last month's tornadoes.
Students at St. Michael's Academy Middle School and Cathedral High School will temporarily relocate.
Students at a Springfield Roman Catholic school badly damaged by tornadoes learn this week where they will attend classes in the fall.
A Springfield man severely injured when he was punched in the head while intervening in a dispute over a dog has died, and the man alleged to have struck him is expected to face a murder charge.
About 800 acres of fire fuel: that's what the Massachusetts chief fire warden calls the Brimfield State Forest these days, since last month's tornado filled it with debris.
The financial toll from tornadoes that ravaged Springfield and several smaller Massachusetts communities has risen to an estimated $175 million.
The American Red Cross is closing a shelter for tornado victims at the MassMutual Center in Springfield.
Volunteers have been spreading out across neighborhoods in Springfield to record damage to historic structures in the path of this month's tornadoes.
Federal officials are hoping more tornado victims in western and central Massachusetts come forward to register for disaster assistance as several more disaster recovery centers open this week.
The first federal disaster recovery centers are set to open in Massachusetts to help victims of the June 1 tornadoes.
