Woman found dead in "suspicious" shooting at Danville, NH home
A woman was found shot to death at a home in southern New Hampshire in an incident police are calling "suspicious."
9 Taunton businesses suddenly shut down because building could collapse
Nine businesses in Taunton had to suddenly shut down because their building is in danger of collapsing
Boston residents disappointed by closed pools, splash pad
Ten city pools in Boston are closed due to staffing or maintenance issues.
AutoZone worker shot during armed robbery in Worcester
An AutoZone employee was shot in broad daylight in a Worcester parking lot.
Indian and South Asian families targeted by jewelry thieves in several towns
Thieves are targeting Indian and South Asian families in several Massachusetts communities in search of expensive jewelry.
Kendra Lara wants to be "fully accountable for my mistake" in crash
The Boston City Councilor made a statement to the media before heading into court Wednesday, saying she wants to be "fully accountable for my mistake" in a car crash last month.
Chelmsford Police sergeant recovering after NH mountain rescue
Chelmsford Police Sergeant Stephen Fredericks was hiking Mt. Moriah when he collapsed, five miles from the nearest road.
Healey: Western Mass. floods have left "real, true devastation" for some
The small town of Williamsburg is one of nearly a dozen that has declared a local state of emergency after severe floods hit western Massachusetts earlier this week.
Jury dismissed for weekend in double murder trial of Emanuel Lopes
The judge has dismissed the jury for the weekend in the double murder trial of Emanuel Lopes.
Jury struggles with fate of man charged in Weymouth police officer death
"One group is probably saying, this guy is insane. Another said, no he isn't. He's crazy but he knew what he was doing," said legal analyst Phil Tracy.
Boston City Council President says Kendra Lara crash is "troubling"
Boston City Council President Ed Flynn said he's concerned after fellow councilor Kendra Lara was involved in a car crash in Jamaica Plain.
Harvard students say campus will be less diverse after Supreme Court ruling
Some Harvard University students protested on campus Saturday vowing to fight on, after the Supreme Court ended race-based affirmative action in college admissions.
Undocumented immigrants make RMV appointments to apply for driver's licenses
Starting July 1, undocumented immigrants living in Massachusetts can apply for driver's licenses.
Jury begins deliberations in murder case of Weymouth Sgt. Chesna and bystander
The jury is now deliberating the case of Emanuel Lopes, the man accused of murdering Weymouth Police Sgt. Michael Chesna and bystander Vera Adams in July 2018.
'Range anxiety': EV charging stations out of service on Mass. Pike
The Mass Pike is a dead zone where six charging stations at rest stops along the highway have been idle for some time.