2 charged with 1976 Gloucester funeral home murder
GLOUCESTER - Two men have been arrested in the 1976 beating and shooting death of a Gloucester woman, police announced Friday.
Lynn restaurant shooter pleads not guilty
SALEM - The New Hampshire man accused of opening fire with an AK-47 assault rifle at a Lynn restaurant after a worker refused to serve him a beer has been
NFL leader Roger Goodell to speak at UMass-Lowell graduation
LOWELL - National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell is scheduled to deliver the address at the University of Massachusetts Lowell's commencement.
Worcester man convicted of murder gets life in prison
A Worcester man convicted of fatally stabbing his roommate during an argument over rent money asked the victim's family for forgiveness as he was sentenced.
Ex-Springfield firefighter gets 5 years
A former Springfield firefighter who previously pleaded guilty to child pornography charges has been sentenced to five years in prison.
Massachusetts panel rejects effort to trim film tax break
BOSTON - A key legislative committee has unanimously rejected a bill that would have drastically cut the state's tax credit for the film industry.
MIAA basketball state finals preview
BOSTON - In Division 1, it's a championship rematch from two years ago, when Carson Desrosiers and the Central Catholic Raiders take on defending state champs,
VIDEO: Suspects steal 67 shirts from Natick Collection
NATICK - Police are looking for two people seen in Natick Collection surveillance video stealing almost $6,000 worth of Lacoste shirts.
Man pulls gun in Lawrence store, but doesn't rob it
LAWRENCE - Police in Lawrence are trying to figure out why a man entered a store there, smashed two display cases with a handgun, and then left without taking
Senate president floats idea of Massachusetts-owned bank
Senate President Therese Murray is floating the idea of a state-owned bank to spur job creation and free up lending to Massachusetts businesses.
Baby death suspect held without bail
BANGOR, Maine - A Massachusetts man accused of killing a 15-month old boy in Bangor, Maine, will remain jailed indefinitely while awaiting trial.
Possibility of I-93 tolls in New Hampshire
SALEM, N.H. - Entering New Hampshire through Interstate 93 may soon cost drivers. New Hampshire Governor John Lynch is calling for a new toll on the southbound
Local aid cuts on the way
BOSTON - Local cities and towns could soon be seeing cuts in state aid. Senate President Therese Murray is working on a proposal for the cuts with House
New York City considers salt ban; Will Boston be next?
BOSTON - It's in most everything we eat, from main courses to baked goods, but tonight one councilor in New York City wants to ban salt.
Modular home fire investigation may lead to building code changes
UNDERCOVER - State officials are considering significant changes to the state building code in the wake of a Fox Undercover investigation into fast-moving
Survivor of NH fatal boat crash testifies
LACONIA, N.H. - A passenger who survived a fatal boat accident on Lake Winnipesaukee testified Thursday that she was shocked to learn that her blood-alcohol