Boston pastor calls for state of emergency after another fatal shooting
After the fourth fatal shooting in the city in less than a week, community leaders in Boston are saying enough is enough.
Cambridge lifts zoning requirement for off-street parking
The city council removed zoning laws that required developers to create one parking spot per unit.
Salem packs in Halloween visitors in what police expect to be record-breaking weekend
Folks flew in from all over the country to take in a slice of October in America's favorite Halloween town.
Power outage leaves MBTA Blue Line riders in the dark
The MBTA finds itself apologizing to riders again after commuters were left in the dark late Thursday night.
Expert says release of oil reserves won't change gas prices much
An economics professor said this release is unlikely to cause noticeable relief.
Husband, wife found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Kingston
A husband and wife were found dead in Kingston in an apparent murder-suicide.
Colin McGrath's mother takes stand in fatal South Boston crash trial
In a surprise move, Kerri McGrath took the stand in the case involving the chain reaction crash that killed her son.
Canton sisters growing local business with international flair
"There are two types of people - the people who love Banana Samba and people who haven't tried it yet."
Patriots fans pleased with rookie QB's debut
Expectations were low heading into Sunday night's game.
Accessible USPS drop box set up in Waltham after woman's push for it
A new accessible drop box has been placed next to the post office on Main Street in Waltham.
Man on date retrieves 11 phones from bottom of Charles River
A man trying to find his own phone that he dropped in the Charles made quite the discovery.
Despite dropping gas prices, grocery costs unlikely to fall any time soon
Groceries are costing more and finding "deals" seems more difficult than ever.
"Keeping the faith," Patriots fans disappointed, but still hopeful after latest loss
Before the Patriots game was even over, Sunday fans were seen flowing out of the stadium.
Seal finally leaves Beverly pond, crawls to police station in middle of night
"Shoebert" traveled through a parking lot and came to the side door of the police station at 2:30 a.m. Friday.
"A slap in the face," Waltham pushes for accessible mailboxes
There are dozens of USPS drop-boxes around Waltham, but none are able to be driven up to.