1 killed in Hyde Park double shooting, suspect charged with murder
Two people were shot Wednesday morning in Hyde Park, including one woman who later died. Following the double shooting, a suspect has been charged with murder.
How head of Massachusetts State Police plans to reshape department
In a one-on-one interview with WBZ-TV, Massachusetts State Police Col. Geoffrey Noble talked about how he plans to reshape the department amid several high-profile controversies.
South Boston man says he was struck in bike lane by hit-and-run driver
A South Boston man is slowly recovering after he was seriously injured while training for an Ironman competition. He is now looking for witnesses.
Market Basket company culture full of "fear, hostility," employee says
A longtime Market Basket employee said she has received a surge of complaints from associates within the corporate office.
Pedestrian hit, seriously injured by e-bike near Copley Square
A pedestrian was hit by an e-bike near Copley Square in Boston on Wednesday and suffered life-threatening injuries.
Rare tick virus suspected of infecting baby on Martha's Vineyard
A baby from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts is fighting for her life after contracting a suspected case of the tick-borne Powassan virus.
Some Seabrook, NH residents want earlier beach curfew
Some Seabrook, New Hampshire residents want the beach curfew moved up by three hours to fight back against disruptive late-night parties.
Fall River adds fire department staffing after deadly Gabriel House fire
Officials announced Wednesday that the fire at the Gabriel House assisted living home in Fall River, Massachusetts that killed nine people led to an agreement to make staffing additions to the Fall River Fire Department.
Survivor of deadly Fall River fire said "I thought it was going to be the end"
Residents of the Gabriel House in Fall River, Massachusetts described the terrifying moments that smoke filled the assisted living home and they had to find a way to escape.
Boston police commissioner responds to Officer Kelly Dever's testimony in Karen Read trial
Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox was asked Thursday for the first time about references to him and his department during testimony in the Karen Read trial.
3 more criminal defendants released amid Mass. lawyer work stoppage
The defendants were released because they have not been represented by a lawyer and have been held for more than seven days.
Former police chief calls defense lawyer work stoppage "irresponsible"
More criminal defendants could be released in Massachusetts due in part to a work stoppage by private attorneys.
Criminal defendants released from jail because of lawyer work stoppage
Four criminal defendants were released from jail on Monday in Boston because they have not had an attorney for more than seven days.
Karen Read still faces civil lawsuit after being acquitted of major charges
Karen Read was found not guilty of murder and manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend John O'Keefe, but she was convicted of OUI.
Karen Read not guilty of murder, manslaughter, guilty of operating under influence
Karen Read was cleared of murder and manslaughter charges Wednesday, as a huge crowd of her supporters roared with applause.