Saturday morning boat parade and ceremony to honor Gold Star families, those lost at...
The public is invited to a Boat Parade and Wreath Ceremony honoring Gold Star families and those lost at sea on Saturday, October 3. The wreaths and flowers will be laid on the water from the Sgt. Joseph Bazinet Bridge (between Spinnaker Island and the mainland) and from boats on west side of the bridge.
Tartan Army back in Boston this weekend for ‘Scot-tober Fest’
The beloved Tartan Army returns to Boston today for "Scot-tober Fest." The Anthem Group and the Northeast Tartan Army will host the three-day gathering starting Friday at The Anchor -- the Charlestown lounge that served as the official Scotland House during the World Cup over the summer. The event from...
Sick Massachusetts 3-Year-Old Child Died While Mom Stayed Out All Night
Jennifer Prudencio was sentenced to 4 to 6 years in prison after pleading guilty in the tragic death of her 3-year-old son, who was left home alone while she was out in Revere.
John Odgren seeks parole in 2007 Lincoln-Sudbury murder | Exclusive
Nearly 20 years ago — on Jan. 19, 2007 — John Odgren killed fellow Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School student James Alenson in a bathroom at the school. Odgren, of Princeton, was convicted in 2010 of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. However, in 2013 the state Supr
Over 40 people displaced by massive fire in Somerville building
The city activated its emergency displacement fund to support residents. A large fire at an apartment building in Somerville’s Teele Square displaced 43 residents Wednesday evening, according to the city’s fire department. All of the building’s occupants evacuated safely from the fire, which began just before 5 p.m.,..
Man accused in women’s locker room attack at Mass. Planet Fitness facing rape, kidnapping...
Shocking allegations at a popular gym after police say a man entered a women’s locker room.
Three Marblehead friends take a personal day — and land a 600-plus-pound tuna
Some people take a personal day to run errands, tackle projects around the house or simply relax. Three Marblehead friends took Thursday morning off and went fishing. They came home with a 600–700-pound bluefin tuna. Kris Meola, Michael Karadamos and Graham Foster headed to the northeast corner of Stellwagen...
Dog found injured in Cambridge now up for adoption
A stray dog found in Cambridge is ready to find her forever home.
Massachusetts transit system locked in diesel at $2.23, price spikes bring $9 million in...
The agency set that rate in February, before the U.S.-Iran war sent fuel markets into a volatile stretch.
‘I’m not your neighbor’: In Southie, a few blocks away is a world apart
Income segregation in Greater Boston is among the highest in the country, MassINC report shows. In a 1-mile stretch of South Boston, the city’s vast income disparities collide. The shimmering high-rises of the Seaport stand at one end, and just across West Broadway, block after block of three-story brick housing develo
