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Karen Read and her prominent defense attorney Alan Jackson are teaming up again following her acquittal on charges in the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe, this time for a book and scripted film project.
Two workers in Massachusetts have resigned after the town said their racist words were captured on a live stream of the high school graduation ceremony earlier this month.
The Boston Bruins turned to actor Michael J. Fox in a promotional video as they go "Back to the Future" for their newest uniform redesign.
Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic senator from Massachusetts, said U.S. strikes on Iran over the weekend were an "act of war" that President Donald Trump did not have the authority for under the Constitution.
Hank Brennan, the special prosecutor for the retrial of Karen Read's case, released his first statement Monday following last week's verdict
A Massachusetts woman was hurt on Sunday when a dead tree fell on her while she was hiking in New Hampshire.
Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey issued a brief statement Thursday to WBZ-TV, his first comment since the verdict in the high-profile Karen Read trial.
Massachusetts State Police Col. Geoffrey Noble said that in the aftermath of the Karen Read case, the department will continue to work on improvements in oversight and accountability.
A small plane crashed on a street near Beverly Regional Airport Thursday morning. One man was killed.
Former CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman, who's covered the case extensively, said Karen Read's trial was "riddled with reasonable doubt."
Several key witnesses in the Karen Read trial released a statement on Wednesday, saying the verdict that acquitted her of the most serious charges is a "devastating miscarriage of justice."
Karen Read spoke to reporters outside Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts after she was found not guilty of all charges except operating under the influence.
Karen Read was cleared of murder and manslaughter charges Wednesday, as a huge crowd of her supporters roared with applause.
Karen Read's supporters have been making silent hand gestures to her instead of cheering when she enters and exits court.
Jurors in the Karen Read trial said they had reached a verdict Wednesday afternoon, but then retracted that.