‘Do you believe Karen Read should have to prove her innocence?’ Questionnaire given to jury candidates at her retrial
Is there anything about the high-profile nature of this case that would prevent you from serving as a fair and impartial ...
Truck drives onto Chinatown sidewalk and flips on its side, injuring six people
Six people were injured when a rental truck drove onto a sidewalk in the Chinatown section of Boston on Tuesday, officials ...
Federal judge in Boston says prior ruling preserves Venezuelan deportation protections
A federal judge in Boston denied a request Tuesday to block the Trump administration's plan to end temporary protected status ...
Trump appoints former New Hampshire regulator to head EPA New England office
President Trump on Tuesday appointed Mark Sanborn, a former environmental regulator in New Hampshire, to lead the ...
April can spring some weather surprises on New England, but mainly it’s equal showers and warmer days
One thing that's consistent in April is the inconsistency. Boston has seen temperatures as hot as the 90s and as cold as the ...
Police oversight board moves to revoke certification of former Lawrence chief after high-speed chase
An attorney for former acting chief William Castro said his client had been investigating overtime fraud and other misconduct ...
‘Shocking, irresponsible, inexplicable’: 3 writers on Signalgate
The White House denies that classified information was shared when The Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was added to a group ...
SJC rules that people accused of animal cruelty can argue they were using reasonable force for discipline
The Supreme Judicial Court held that juries in animal cruelty cases will now be instructed that owners, or the person in control of the animal, could have a valid reason for using force.