BOSTON - The winner of the CBS reality TV show "Big Brother 9" accused of trying to sell a powerful prescription painkiller is again asking to be released on

BOSTON - Massachusetts first lady Diane Patrick has decided to endorse Rep. Michael Capuano in the Senate special election.

DUXBURY - The 36-year-old driver of a line painting truck that fell on its side this morning in Duxbury will be charged with possession of illegal fireworks,

The North Adams Transcript reports Friday that Alan Vigiard plans to pursue retirement benefits after pleading not guilty at his arraignment at Northern

A Maine teenager who was missing was found late last night trapped in her car at the bottom of a ravine. Police and members of the public had searched for Kourtney Thibeault, 17,

Speaker Robert A. DeLeo today joined with House Minority Leader Bradley H. Jones, Jr. in announcing that employees of the Massachusetts House of

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health confirmed that two more Massachusetts residents died in the last week of H1N1 flu. One of those who died was a

BOSTON - The highest court in Massachusetts has upheld the conviction of a man serving a life sentence in the 2005 fatal shooting of two Springfield men.

BOSTON - Winter hasn't even arrived but the Boston Symphony Orchestra is already planning for summer.

HARWICH - Police have sealed off Cape Cod Regional Technical High School this morning following a student protest demonstration earlier today and arrested

WASHINGTON - A leading auto organization is projecting a 1.4 percent increase in Thanksgiving travel this year, although fewer people will travel by air due to

BOSTON - The top budget official in Massachusetts says the Legislature is taking a "risky" approach by adjourning without closing a projected $125 million

BOSTON - A Massachusetts lawmaker charged with leaving the scene of a car crash that left one person slightly injured says he plans to focus on personal issues

CAMBRIDGE - The dean of Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences said he will reduce the number of professors in an effort to balance a $110 million

FALL RIVER - A judge has approved a $100,000 settlement from the city of Attleboro to a teenage girl who claims her wrist was broken during a scuffle with a