Man seriously hurt in hit-and-run on Route 3 in Tyngsboro
A man standing outside his car after a minor crash on Route 3 was seriously hurt when he was hit by a passing truck that did not stop.
Family sues elevator company after opera singer dies of heart attack
Randall Kulunis was stuck in an elevator at his Allston condo building with EMTs after suffering a mild heart attack.
BPD Commissioner Cox addresses gun violence, officer shortage
Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox was sworn into office three months ago with a pledge of community policing.
5 of 6 statewide elected offices in Massachusetts to be held by women
Starting next year, five of the six statewide elected offices in Massachusetts will be held by women!
Father says woman tried to lure 3 children from Boston park
At Shubow Park in Brighton, Mike Zazzara was convinced a woman was trying to take off with his three children.
Ex-boyfriend accused of killing Brockton woman dies after ingesting battery acid
Investigators say the alleged killer of a Brockton woman is now dead after ingesting battery acid.
Worcester pastor speaks out after police release body camera video of his tasing
A Worcester pastor is opening up about getting tasered by police inside his church.
Barber shot and killed in Dorchester remembered for good deeds
Friends are remembering 43-year-old Herman Maxwell Hylton, the barber shot and killed inside Celebrity Cut in Dorchester.
Body camera video of police questioning Adam Montgomery released
Investigators questioned Adam Montgomery, who is charged with the murder of his daughter, Harmony Montgomery, in December 2021
Boston firefighters save child, 2 adults from burning home in Dorchester
A child and two adults were rescued from a burning house in Dorchester early Friday morning.
City of Boston moves homeless camps off busy Southampton Street
The City of Boston spent Wednesday morning moving homeless encampments off of Southampton Street near Mass and Cass.
Corrections officer attacked by inmate making progress in recovery
His family says it is nothing short of a miracle that Massachusetts corrections officer Matthew Tidman is now out of a coma and making steady progress.
Activists want Franklin Park safety improvements after Jean McGuire stabbing
An activist says efforts to improve safety at Franklin Park has largely fallen on deaf ears.
Seaport incident highlights concerns about corroding light poles
One local resident hopes safety concerns about rusted-out poles will finally get some notice.
Witnesses recall moment light pole fell on woman in Seaport District
Witnesses recounted scary moments after a light pole fell on top of a woman in Boston's Seaport District.