Murder convict accused of Boston Cab Company robbery
BOSTON - A 47-year-old man convicted twice of murder has been charged with robbing thousands of dollars from a Boston cab company just two months after he was
Haverhill teen arrested for shaking baby
HAVERHILL - A Haverhill teenager has been charged with violently shaking his baby girl. Ivan Rosario, 18, was arraigned this morning in Haverhill District
Forecast: New England economy will be slow to rebound
BOSTON - The worst of the recession may be over, but a new economic forecast points to a "slow and weak recovery" in the New England states, with job losses
2 arrests in theft of $20,000 Rolex
BRAINTREE - A Quincy couple was arrested for stealing a $20,000 gold Rolex woman’s watch from a Braintree jewelry store.
Lawsuit against Massachusetts prisons moves forward
BOSTON - The state's budget crisis has forced an end to efforts to build special treatment units for mentally ill prison inmates, and damaged hopes of a
Missing 2-year-old girl found in New Hampshire
MILTON, N.H. - Police have found a missing 2-year-old girl in a wooded area in Milton, N.H. with her father. An Amber Alert was issued yesterday after he
Plymouth Rock Studios cancels construction loan
A seemingly rock solid plan to boost the local economy may be crumbling. Plans for Hollywood East have been put on hold. This comes after Plymouth Rock Studios
Woman grateful for rescuers
The woman who fell in front of an Orange Line train is grateful for her rescuers and the train's operator. Hear what she has to say inside.
Two soldiers among those suing over 'burn pits'
BOSTON - Two soldiers from Massachusetts claim in a lawsuit they were exposed to toxic fumes and ash from huge "burn pits" in Iraq.
Capuano joins Coakley in opposing health care bill over abortion
BOSTON - A day after criticizing Attorney General Martha Coakley for saying she would have voted against a health care reform bill because it contained an
65-year-old Boston man dies from swine flu
BOSTON - Boston public health officials say a 65-year-old man has become the first person to die from swine flu in the city this fall.
Mass. House moves toward off-track betting
BOSTON - Massachusetts is moving incrementally toward expanded gambling.
Lynn mayor Edward Clancy files for recounts after loss
LYNN - Lynn Mayor Edward Clancy has announced he will file for a recount of the Nov. 3 general election that he lost by 27 votes to challenger Judith Flanagan
Massachusetts Representative Lynch helps wife's agencies land grants
BOSTON - U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch has helped two substance abuse programs with which is wife is affiliated land more than $1.6 million in federal earmarks.
Review: Police did not cause Celtics fan's death
BOSTON - An independent investigation of the death of a Boston Celtics fan who stopped breathing while in police custody found that officers acted reasonably
MBTA takes steps to address safety concerns
BOSTON - State transportation officials have taken steps to assure the public of the safety of the MBTA a week after a critical independent review of the