Texas Mom Waives Hearing In Son's Death In NH
Julianne McCrery of Irving, Texas, was expected to be in Hampton District Court on Thursday.
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Julianne McCrery of Irving, Texas, was expected to be in Hampton District Court on Thursday.
A family friend says the body of a boy left along a dirt road in Maine is back in Texas for a funeral to be held this weekend.
The story of a little boy from Texas found dead in Maine a week ago has touched hearts around New England.
Our pesky low wich brought a week in the clouds with periodic rain is pulling far enough away today that temperatures are finally able to warm up. Morning clouds and fog are breaking for partial sunshine and an overall pleasant Saturday. Temps are warming inland into the Lwr to Mid 70's, while eastern areas, especially at the coast will hold in the 60's.
A mother from Texas was formally charged with two felony counts of second-degree murder Thursday in the death of her 6-year-old son.
Students and staff at the Hanes Elementary School in Irving, Texas are in shock about the death of Camden Pierce Hughes, who was found in Maine over the weekend.
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 Texas man says the boy whose body was found on a roadside in Maine is the son of a longtime friend and that he called investigators after seeing a computer-generated photo of the child that had been released by police.
The man who received the country's first full face transplant is getting ready to leave Boston and head back to his home state of Texas.
A man long suspected in the murder of a 9-year-old Wayland, Massachusetts girl is up for parole.
Gotta love the administration's response to the approaching $4 and perhaps $5 a gallon gasoline. He lends more than $2 Billion dollars......U.S. dollars which we don't have....to Brazil....so they can drill for more oil. What on this good earth is going to save us from this community organizer from Chicago's south side.
Looking down the road we have been talking about a pattern change. But there still is some cold, a few clippers and a trough in place across the Northeast through next Tuesday which will help to keep New England in the Cool...but how cold will it be?
President Obama will recognize 28 men who died when a cold war radar station off Massachusetts collapsed into the sea 50 years ago. U.S. Sen. John Kerry's office said the White House told them Friday that Obama would give Kerry a letter recognizing the sacrifice of the victims to deliver to their surviving relatives.
WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with Roseanne Tully about gelato.
