Cameron Diaz's 'Sex Tape' Gig
![Mayor @[129500430509534:274:Joe Curtatone] will submit a Home Rule Petition to the Somerville Board of Aldermen tonight, requesting authorization from the State Legislature for the posthumous appointment of fallen MIT Police Officer Sean Collier to the @[150873528321713:274:Somerville Police Department]. Sean gave six years of service to the Somerville Police Department serving as a civilian employee, a volunteer Auxiliary Police Officer and Sergeant, and as an unpaid intern. His enrollment in the Transit Police Academy was sponsored by the Somerville Police Department as well, and he was still serving as the department webmaster at the time of his death. Sean would have been offered the opportunity to become a sworn officer on June 3, 2013. Once the home rule petition is approved by the State, a formal appointment ceremony will be held at City Hall. Officer Collier will also be memorialized as an MIT Police Officer killed in the line of duty at both the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, D.C., and the Massachusetts Law Enforcement Memorial at the State House in Boston.](https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/s480x480/72809_545793945473495_1910399236_n.png)
The growing memorial at MIT for officer Sean Collier (photo by Dominick Reuter)
by Neil Ungerleider/Staff 4/24/2013
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Government releases evidence, witness list ahead of Bulger trial
The government released several documents Thursday that detail evidence they plan to use in the trial of reputed mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger. More
Zip Trip to Dedham!
DEDHAM, Mass. (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) - The end of May means the beginning of Zip Trip season. This is our 10th year! The FOX 25 Morning News crew is broadcasting from the Endicott Estate on East Street in Dedham. Watch the videos and check back for a photo gallery from the event! More
Wet Friday with possibility of a shower at any time
A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until noon across parts of Massachusetts. Areas of heavy rain may produce locally flooded roadways and rising streams. Commuters are urged to avoid flooded roadways. More
I-5 bridge collapses into Wash. river, injuring 3
An Interstate 5 bridge over a river collapsed north of Seattle Thursday evening, dumping two vehicles into the water and sparking a rescue effort by boats and divers as three injured people were pulled from the chilly waterway. More
Marathon victim's younger sister transferred to rehab hospital
The younger sister of marathon bombing victim Martin Richard was transferred to a rehabilitation hospital Thursday. More
Report: Father of Chechen man fatally shot by FBI believes son was 'tortured'
The father of a Chechen immigrant who was fatally shot by an FBI agent while being questioned reportedly believes his son was tortured. More
Senate votes to establish Cellucci ALS Registry
The Massachusetts Senate has voted to establish a Department
of Public Health ALS registry named after former Gov. Paul Cellucci.
'Major announcement' for Markey; will also release tax returns
It
looks to be a big day for Congressman and Senate candidate Ed Markey. Markey will be joined by Boston Mayor Tom Menino at
the IBEW Local 103 headquarters in Dorchester at 10 a.m. Friday for what is being called a "major announcement."
No further details have been released.
Car hits flatbed truck in Peabody, seriously injuring both passengers
A car slammed into a flatbed truck overnight in Peabody,
seriously injuring both passengers. Crews had to use the Jaws of Life to rescue them.
Friendly's revamps operations after financial woes
SPECIAL REPORT - Although many locations
were forced to close, Friendly's Ice Cream is in the process of re-opening some of its doors throughout New England.
NH boy's beloved pet cow found after days on the run
A New Hampshire boy's beloved pet cow returned home Thursday
night after the animal ran off from his family farm earlier this week.
Marathon bombing associate fatally shot by FBI had attacked agent with knife
An acquaintance of the suspected Boston Marathon bombers who was shot and killed by an FBI agent late Tuesday night was about to sign a document linking him to a murder in Waltham. More
Fog will impact travel Thursday morning; temps to climb into 60s and 70s
Fog will impact travel this morning. Be prepared for visibility under ¼ mile in spots. It will tend to lighten in the Boston area after 7 AM, but parts of the Cape and Islands may hang onto the fog until midday. More
Government's witness list in Bulger case expected to be released
Reputed gangster James "Whitey" Bulger once topped the list as the FBI's Most Wanted list, and two weeks from Thursday, his trial begins in which he's accused of 19 murders. And Thursday, we'll know the witnesses set to testify in the case against Bulger. More
Authorities call London attack barbaric act of terrorism
The British government's emergency committee is set to meet Thursday after two attackers butchered a man in a brutal daylight attack in London that raised fears terrorism had returned to the capital. More
Mass. Lt. Gov. Murray resigns
Massachusetts Lt. Governor Tim Murray announced his resignation Wednesday. More
Search for bomber re-examined
FOX UNDERCOVER - After a frantic firefight with police that ended with the death of his brother, terror suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev spent his last hours of freedom hiding just two-tenths of a mile from where he ditched his stolen getaway car. More
Republican Senate candidate Gomez releases six years of income tax returns
Republican Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez
has released six years worth of income tax returns.
Keith Luke reportedly laughed in court as rape victim testified
The lone survivor took the stand Wednesday
and testified in the murder trial of the man accused of raping her and killing her sister and another man.
Convicted rapist faces sentencing 30 years later
A man convicted of raping three women in Massachusetts
faces sentencing more than three decades after he fled the state and began living a secret life in Maine.
UMass Memorial, nurses, reach contract deal
UMass Memorial Medical Center and the
union representing 1,100 nurses have reached a tentative contract agreement that staves off a scheduled strike.
Herald: Former T supervisor drove T vehicles for 5 years with suspended license
A former T bus supervisor retired in March
from his $86,000-a-year job, one month after the MBTA suspended him because he drove MBTA vehicles for five years with a suspended
driver's license
AP Okla. Parents Faced Tough Decision
As the devastating twister was approaching Moore on Monday, the school district reached out to students' families via text alert.
Getty Images IRS Director Invokes the Fifth Amendment
Lois Lerner, under fire for targeting conservative groups, refused to testify Wednesday -- but not before making a prepared statement.
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AP 
AP Jodi Arias: I Deserve a 'Second Chance'
In a jailhouse interview as jurors consider her fate, Jodi Arias, wearing shackles, spoke out about clashes she had with her lawyers.
How she says they let her downSources: Lt. Gov. Murray to resign
Two sources have confirmed to FOX 25 News that Massachusetts
Lt. Governor Tim Murray will resign.
IRS official Lois Lerner plans to plead the Fifth when she appears
before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
Man shot by FBI agent in Orlando knew Marathon bombing suspect
A man who was shot dead by an FBI agent late Tuesday night in Orlando knew one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings. More
Morning fog, high humidity, more afternoon thunderstorms Wednesday
Overnight thunderstorms rolled across Massachusetts and delivered heavy downpours and frequent lightning to several spots. The moist and muggy environment is very evident and will lead to a few weather elements: morning fog, high humidity and more afternoon thunderstorms. More
Amber Alert called off, child found safe in Cambridge
An Amber Alert was called off Tuesday night after authorities located a 13-year-old boy, who had been kidnapped by his custodial father, in Cambridge. More
Okla. residents come home to pick up the pieces
With her son holding her elbow, Colleen Arvin walked up her driveway to what was left of her house for 40 years. More
Exclusive: Salem State junior savagely attacked outside Boston bar
A 21-year-old junior at Salem State was attacked by six people outside a Boston bar early Saturday morning, police said. More
More than 300 families received false alert their child wasn't at school
The automated phone message which was supposed to be delivered to five Tewksbury families alerting them that their children were not in school, instead it went to 325. More
Base jumper's terrifying 1,000-foot fall captured on video
A base jumper walked away with just minor scratches after his parachute opened backward, sending him falling 1,000 feet to the ground -- and the entire ordeal was caught on video. More
Man shot by FBI agent in Orlando knew Marathon bombing suspect
A man who was shot dead by an FBI agent late Tuesday night
in Orlando knew one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings.
Fire destroys Lynn church
A fire has destroyed a church in Lynn. Flames broke out in the building
on Liberty Street at about 5:30 a.m. The fire was reportedly so intense that an apartment complex across the street had to
be evacuated.
School bus fatally strikes pedestrian on I-290 in Worcester
A school bus fatally struck a 24-year-old man on the westbound
side of Route I-290 in Worcester Tuesday.
Scramble on to succeed Boston Mayor Tom Menino
The race to succeed retiring Mayor Thomas Menino could feature
the largest field of candidates in a generation.
Senate race focuses on 9/11 resolutions
In their contest for Massachusetts' open U.S. Senate seat,
Republican Gabriel Gomez and Democrat Edward Markey continued to clash Tuesday over votes Markey cast against two resolutions
honoring the victims of
Paille's goal puts Bruins on verge of East finals
Daniel Paille snapped a tie with 3:31 left in the third period,
and the Boston Bruins put the New York Rangers on the brink of elimination with a 2-1 victory in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference
semifinal series
Amber Alert called off, child found safe in Cambridge
An Amber Alert was called off Tuesday night after authorities located a 13-year-old boy, who had been kidnapped by his custodial father, in Cambridge. More
Search for Okla. tornado survivors nearly complete
Helmeted rescue workers raced Tuesday to complete the search for survivors and the dead in the Oklahoma City suburb where a mammoth tornado destroyed countless homes, cleared lots down to bare red earth and claimed 24 lives, including those of nine children. More
Exclusive: Salem State junior savagely attacked outside Boston bar
A 21-year-old junior at Salem State was attacked by six people outside a Boston bar early Saturday morning, police said. More
School bus fatally strikes pedestrian on I-290 in Worcester
A school bus fatally struck a 24-year-old man on the westbound side of Route I-290 in Worcester Tuesday. More
More than 300 families received false alert their child wasn't at school
The automated phone message which was supposed to be delivered to five Tewksbury families alerting them that their children were not in school, instead it went to 325. More
Scramble on to succeed Boston Mayor Tom Menino
The race to succeed retiring Mayor Thomas Menino could feature
the largest field of candidates in a generation.
Senate race focuses on 9/11 resolutions
In their contest for Massachusetts' open U.S. Senate seat, Republican Gabriel Gomez and Democrat Edward Markey
continued to clash Tuesday over votes Markey cast against two resolutions honoring the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Sen. candidate Gomez calls opponent 'Dirty Ed' in new ad
U.S. Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez has released a scathing
new attack ad, repeatedly calling his opponent "Dirty Ed Markey."
Police in Fitchburg search for dangerous shooting suspect
Police in Fitchburg are searching for a male suspect allegedly
involved in a shooting that occurred on Marshall Street Monday.
Police: Male suspect in van offered ride to Webster student
Police in Webster are searching for a male suspect who allegedly
approached a child who was walking home from school and offered him a ride before driving off.
Huge tornado hits Oklahoma City suburb, kills at least 91
At least 91 people have died, including 20 children, after a tornado wreaked havoc on one Oklahoma community, the New York Times is reporting. The massive twister flattened homes and destroyed at least two elementary schools in Moore, Okla., Monday. Officials said at least 145 people were hurt, 70 of which are children. More
2 children who were the subject of Amber Alert found safe in Conn.
Authorities say two children who were forcibly taken by their father from a foster home in Massachusetts were found safe in Connecticut and their father has been arrested. More
Afternoon highs Tuesday will range from mid-60s to mid-70s
Fog may linger across southeastern Mass through Tuesday. A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for the South Coast, Cape Cod and the Islands until 10 am. Visibility will be less than a quarter mile in areas until then. Fog will not persist in all towns today, but be prepared for patchy fog even into the afternoon. More
Lawyers to get Boston bombing suspect prison files
A judge approved a request Monday by Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's defense attorneys to receive records compiled on him in federal prison. More
Bulger prosecutors object to giving informant ID
Prosecutors in the trial of reputed gangster James "Whitey" Bulger objected Monday to a request to provide the name of a confidential informant who Bulger's lawyers hope can help undermine the credibility of two key government witnesses. More
Public land deal leads to hefty profit and bid-rigging accusations
New allegations of bid-rigging are raising questions about how two Boston Water and Sewer Commission employees made a $600,000 windfall by flipping a West Roxbury plot of land they bought privately from the MBTA's realty company at the same time that their employer was working on their own land deal with the T. More
Starting next year, only E-Z passes will be allowed to pay tolls on Tobin
. Attleboro rehires contractor despite lunch flap
The
city of Attleboro has renewed its contract with the food services company that created a national ruckus when its workers
denied lunch to about two dozen middle school students whose account balances were in arrears.Tea Party activists plan IRS protest in Boston
Tea Party activists are planning to hold a demonstration
in downtown Boston to protest the Internal Revenue Service for improperly targeting conservative groups seeking tax-exempt
status.Mass. residents warned of black bear seen in towns
Police are urging residents to look out for a black bear
after one was spotted in Weston and Lincoln.Boston men convicted of 'cruel' double slaying
Two Boston men have been convicted of what prosecutors
called the "cruel, callous" slayings of a city man and his girlfriend during an armed robbery.7-year-old boy killed in Mass. road accident
Westfield police are investigating an accident involving
a loaded dump truck crash that has killed a 7-year-old boy riding a bicycle.
WATCH LIVE: Press conference regarding Oklahoma tornado
Police: Father forcibly removes children from Braintree foster home
Authorities are searching for two children who were forcibly removed
by their father from their Braintree foster home on Monday.
37 killed in Oklahoma tornado; death toll to rise
The Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office says 37 people have been killed by a tornado that hit suburban Oklahoma City on Monday afternoon.
Hiring a family affair in Mass. government
Police cruiser involved in head-on collision in Middleboro
A head-on, two-car collision involving a Middleboro police cruiser sent three people to the hospital Monday. More
Tornado-hit states brace for more bad storms
Several tornadoes struck parts of the nation's midsection Sunday, concentrating damage in central Oklahoma and Wichita, Kan. Two people were killed near Shawnee, Okla., and at least 39 people throughout the state were injured, according to the state's emergency management director, Albert Ashwood. More
Gas main break prompts evacuations in Cambridge
A gas main break has prompted evacuations and street closures in Cambridge. More
Prosecutors: 2-month-old allegedly shaken by his father has died
Prosecutors say a 2-month-old Lowell baby allegedly shaken by his father has died. More
NY man facing child abuse charges in Mass. held on $250K bail
A former Arlington man charged with sexually molesting children at the town's Boys and Girls Club in the 1970s appeared in court Monday. More
Bulger prosecutors object to giving informant ID
Prosecutors in the trial of reputed gangster James "Whitey" Bulger objected Monday to a request to provide the name of a confidential informant who Bulger's lawyers hope can help undermine the credibility of two key government witnesses. More
Salem man dies after getting struck in Gloucester 
Police continue to investigate a weekend accident in Gloucester
that left a Salem man dead.
Mass. gas prices up a penny
The price of a gallon of gas in Massachusetts is up a penny.
AAA Southern New England reports Monday that self-serve, regular crept up to $3.49 per gallon in the past week.
Sen. McCain to attend rally for Mass. GOP's Gomez
U.S. Sen. John McCain is in Massachusetts to campaign for
and help raise cash for Gabriel Gomez, a fellow Republican and Navy veteran who is running in a special election for the U.S.
Senate.
Boston cardinal skips event over Irish PM's role
Cardinal Sean O'Malley skipped Boston College's commencement
Monday because of the involvement of Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, who supports of a bill in his country that would
Audit: Mass. nonprofit overcharged state
A nonprofit organization that contracts with Massachusetts
to provide services to residents with autism and other developmental disabilities should repay nearly $350,000 in state funds
that it
INTERVIEW: Officer shot in Marathon showdown wants to work
With a bullet still in his body, the police officer who survived a showdown with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects says he's determined to return to duty. More
Tornadoes level homes in Okla., 21 injured
One of several tornadoes that touched down Sunday in Oklahoma turned homes in a trailer park near Oklahoma City into splinters and rubble and sent frightened residents along a 100-mile corridor scurrying for shelter. More
Somerville Boxing Club receives second donation from VFW Logan Post
By William Tauro
In continued support, the Somerville Youth Development & Boxing Club received a second donation from Lt. James A. Logan Post 6800 VFW located at 124 Highland Avenue. Donation presented by Commander Thomas Leyne and member David Fallon to board member Ed Fitzgerald.
The Somerville Boxing Club's Mission Statement
The Somerville Youth Development & Boxing Club will be in existence in order to help foster and promote positive development in young people. This will be accomplished through positive role modeling, developing leadership potential, and bolstering self esteem. Having this program in place will provide youth with a chance to become aware of the dangers of alcohol and drugs while providing them with a safe and stable setting in which to productively release those feelings which may influence negative choices. Utilizing this program as an option for exercise and as a means to help combat childhood obesity will only serve to enhance the recreational opportunities for the youth of the City of Somerville.
By William Tauro
In continued support, the Somerville Youth Development & Boxing Club received a second donation from Lt. James A. Logan Post 6800 VFW located at 124 Highland Avenue. Donation presented by Commander Thomas Leyne and member David Fallon to board member Ed Fitzgerald.
The Somerville Boxing Club's Mission Statement
The Somerville Youth Development & Boxing Club will be in existence in order to help foster and promote positive development in young people. This will be accomplished through positive role modeling, developing leadership potential, and bolstering self esteem. Having this program in place will provide youth with a chance to become aware of the dangers of alcohol and drugs while providing them with a safe and stable setting in which to productively release those feelings which may influence negative choices. Utilizing this program as an option for exercise and as a means to help combat childhood obesity will only serve to enhance the recreational opportunities for the youth of the City of Somerville.
Female pedestrian fatally stuck in Boston hit-and-run
A female pedestrian was fatally struck in a hit-and-run crash in the area of Beacon Street at Charlesgate West Sunday. More
FOX 25's Sarah Wroblewski explains Sunday's sun halo
What a sight Sunday across southeast Mass. to Cape Cod! Did you see it? If you looked up at the sun Sunday afternoon, there was a full rainbow ring around it, otherwise known as a sun halo. More
Local doctor helps rescue man fishing in Falmouth harbor
A 44-year-old man is in critical condition after he tipped his raft while fishing with a younger man in Megansett Harbor Sunday morning. More
Student, N. Attleboro man seriously injured in head-on crash
Officer who shot Hofstra student faced harrowing choice
With a bullet still in his body, the police officer who survived
a showdown with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects said Sunday he's determined to return to duty.
NY man, 62, arrested in Arlington Boys and Girls Club abuse investigation
A 62-year-old New York man was arrested Friday amid allegations
of sexual abuse over a span of two decades at the Arlington Boys and Girls Club.
Hyannis man suffers serious head injury after fall from scaffolding
A Hyannis man was rushed to a Boston hospital after he fell
from scaffolding at a Mashpee residence Saturday afternoon.
NY taken to hospital via Med-Flight following car crash
A 60-year-old New York man was seriously injured in a one-car
crash that occurred on Route 16 in Dummer, N.H. Saturday afternoon.
Feinberg: All money to bombing victims next month
The administrator overseeing efforts to provide financial
help to victims of the Boston Marathon bombings says he will keep to the June 30 date for release of donated money.
Few neighbors recall Obama during Harvard years Living in Somerville
Student directories reveal Michelle Obama’s Cambridge addresses
Michelle L. Robinson poses while at Harvard. Photo courtesy of Harvard University
By Clennon L. King
Ask current Harvard Law School students where Class of ’91 alumnus Barack Obama, lived during his three-year stint there, and most will blurt out “Somerville” without skipping a beat.
Winning Powerball ticket sold in Florida
A lone ticket, sold in Florida, won Saturday's record-setting Powerball jackpot. More
Boston concert goers told to travel light at first major event since bombings
Concert attendees at the first large event held in Boston since the Marathon were told to expect increased security measures. More
Police, city to review bombings response
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis says his department and the office of Mayor Thomas Menino will conduct two separate investigations into the Boston Marathon bombings response. More
NY man, 62, arrested in Arlington Boys and Girls Club abuse investigation
A 62-year-old New York man was arrested Friday amid allegations of sexual abuse over a span of two decades at the Arlington Boys and Girls Club. More
Train collision that injured dozens impacts Northeast travel
The Friday evening train collision that injured dozens of people on the border of Fairfield and Bridgeport, Conn. has tied up weekend travel on the railways. More
Mass. Most Wanted: May 18
Help law enforcement find the suspects featured in this week's Mass. Most Wanted. More
Mass. Senate to debate $34B spending plan
The Massachusetts Senate is likely to spend several days
considering a $34 billion state budget proposal.
Danvers man hit, killed by car in Gloucester
A 29-year-old Danvers man died Saturday morning after being
hit by a car in Gloucester.
State Sen. Tarr: Recoup benefits from terrorists
A Republican lawmaker is pushing for a law allowing Massachusetts
to recoup public benefits given to anyone later convicted of using of a weapon of mass destruction.
Sandwich reverend accused of plagiarizing sermons
An Episcopal reverend from Sandwich was suspended from
his post amid allegations that he plagiarized several of his sermons from a book.
Somerville senior’s field trip leaves wheels gone, car on blocks
Dozens injured after train collision in Conn.
Dozens of people were taken to the hospital Friday after a commuter train derailed and struck another train on the border of Fairfield and Bridgeport, Conn. More
Sunshine prevails Saturday, clouds take over Sunday
The weekend will start out excellent. High pressure is dominating, so sunshine will prevail. More
Tanker rollover, fuel spill prompts major road closures overnight
Massachusetts State Police say a fuel tanker rolled over on Route 3 near the Lowell Connector shortly after 11 p.m., spilling some of its fuel on the highway. More
Court upholds 8-year prison sentence for Bulger's moll
A federal appeals court has upheld the 8-year prison term given to the longtime girlfriend of reputed mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger. More
Feds seek more time to indict Tsarnaev
Federal prosecutors say they'll ask for more time to indict Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. More
Mass. trio arrested in NH hammer, knife attack
A woman and two men from Lowell were arrested in connection with a break-in and assault in Hollis, New Hampshire. More
Second arrest made in beating of Brown University student
Sandwich reverend accused of plagiarizing sermons
An Episcopal reverend from Sandwich was suspended from
his post amid allegations that he plagiarized several of his sermons from a book.
NH man accused of sexually assaulting underage girl
A Nashua man is accused of sexually assaulting an underage
female who he knew prior to the alleged incident.
Truck crash shuts down Route 128 southbound in Dedham
Mass. State Police responded to a crash involving five vehicles
on Route 128 southbound in Dedham Friday.
Baby at center of Lowell assault case dies
A 9-week-old infant has died as a result of injuries allegedly
caused by his father.
MBTA officer shot in bomb suspect gun battle in rehab
The
MBTA police officer who was critically injured in a shootout with the Boston Marathon bombing suspects has moved to a rehab
hospital.
Marchand delivers to lift Bruins over Rangers 3-2
Brad Marchand left the morning skate early. The Bruins were thrilled he was on the ice at the end of the game Thursday night. More precisely, just a few feet from the empty side of the net. More
House committee to grill ousted IRS chief
Lawmakers are ready to question the ousted head of the Internal Revenue Service as Congress holds its first hearing on the tougher scrutiny the IRS gave tea party and other conservative groups that applied for tax-exempt status. More
Reports: Suspected marathon bomber penned confession inside boat
Suspected Boston Marathon bomber number two may have penned a confession inside the now infamous Watertown boat where he was taken into custody by police four days after he and his brother allegedly set off explosions near the marathon finish line, killing three and injuring over 260 people. More
Roxbury woman accused of blackmailing lawyer for breast implants
Insurance companies can boggle you down with paperwork following an accident, but there is no section to file a claim seeking breast implants as retribution. More
Investigators: 7 people spotted near Mass. reservoir no threat
Investigators have determined that seven people spotted by police in a restricted area near the Quabbin Reservoir have no connection to any criminal activity or groups. More
2nd IRS official to leave amid tea party scandal
A second top Internal Revenue Service official has announced
plans to leave the agency amid the controversy over the targeting of tea party groups.
Reports: Suspected marathon bomber penned confession inside boat
Suspected Boston Marathon bomber number two may have penned a confession inside the now infamous Watertown boat where he was taken into custody by police four days after he and his brother allegedly set off explosions near the marathon finish line, killing three and injuring over 260 people. More
Stopped runners invited to 2014 Boston Marathon
Boston Marathon runners who were stopped on the course when bombs went off at the finish line will have a chance to come back and run again next year, race organizers said on Thursday. More
Justice Dept. faulted over terrorist identities
The government allowed "a small but significant number" of terrorists into America's witness protection program and then failed to provide the names of some of them for a watch list that's used to keep dangerous people off airline flights, the Justice Department's inspector general says. More
Officials: Texas tornado likely had 200 mph winds
Ten tornadoes touched down in several small communities in North Texas overnight, leaving at least six people dead, dozens injured and hundreds homeless. Emergency responders were still searching for missing people Thursday afternoon. More
Defense: man accused in 2 killings mentally ill
The defense attorney for a Brockton man accused of killing two people and critically injuring a third says his client was "cold as ice" and not criminally responsible during a violent spree in 2009. More
Lenient sentence criticized in public theft case
FOX UNDERCOVER - The suspended sentence given to a twice-convicted embezzler who stole a combined $910,000 has a top state retirement official angry at the judge who handed down the light punishment. More
Sisters of Marathon victims walk route to help their brothers
Family members of two brothers injured in the Boston Marathon bombings walked the race route Wednesday. More
President Obama tries to regain control amid controversies
Under mounting pressure, President Barack Obama on Wednesday released a trove of documents related to the Benghazi attack and forced out the top official at the Internal Revenue Service following revelations that the agency targeted conservative political groups. More
Reports: Kraft Group is interested in Boston Globe
The Boston Business Journal and The Boston Globe are both reporting that New England Patriots
owner Robert Kraft wants to buy The Boston Globe. The reports say members of the Kraft Group have received a presentation
from the company hired by the New York Times to sell the Globe.
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Seven people cited for trespassing at Quabbin Reservoir
Seven individuals originally from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore will be summonsed to court for trespassing after a Mass. State Police trooper found them on the grounds of the Quabbin Reservoir early Tuesday morning. Massachusetts state police say they and the FBI are investigating the incident, but have no evidence of terrorism. More
Sunshine, warmer temps dominate Thursday
Warm westerly winds will send temperatures to the 70s Thursday,
perhaps even 80!
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Robin Hoods of Keene pay it forward to parking meters
Not having change for a parking meter is not a problem for those living in Keene, N.H. because a group is going around inserting money into meters when needed claiming they are paying it forward; however, not everyone agrees with the act of generosity, including the city. More
NH school board votes to restrict birthdays, snacks, treats
Lynn church pastor faces child rape charge
The pastor of an evangelical church in Lynn
has pleaded not guilty to child rape and sexual assault charges.
Chefs raising money for Boston bombings victims
Dozens of top chefs left their kitchens on
Wednesday to set up operations behind concession stands offering fine food and drinks at Fenway Park in a project intended
to raise money for Boston Marathon bombing victims.
Nashua man accused of assaulting woman with sunscreen in road rage incident
A 52-year-old New Hampshire man is facing
charges after an alleged road rage incident during which he sprayed sunscreen on another driver.
Conn. man arrested in assault of Brown student, Norwood resident
A 25-year-old Connecticut man was arrested
Wednesday for his alleged involvement in an assault that left a Brown University sophomore critically injured.
UMass: Senate budget plan won't avoid tuition hike
University of Massachusetts officials are
warning that the Senate's budget proposal doesn't include enough money for the university system to avoid tuition and fee
hikes during the upcoming academic year.
Obama: IRS actions 'intolerable,' 'inexcusable'
President Barack Obama says a government watchdog's report shows intolerable and inexcusable behavior by the Internal Revenue Service in targeting tea party groups. More
Cop widow fights on for benefit
A widow's 14-year fight for death benefits after her police officer husband died from Hepatitis C continued Tuesday on Beacon Hill with emotional testimony asking a legislative committee to support a law granting the benefit normally given to survivors of public safety officials who die from work-related causes. More
Tougher drunken driving threshold recommended
States should cut their threshold for drunken driving by nearly half — from .08 blood alcohol level to 0.05 — matching a standard that has substantially reduced highway deaths in other countries, a U.S. safety board recommends. That's about one drink for a woman weighing less than 120 lbs., two for a 160 lb. man. More
Crime Files: Alleged murderer back in court sans swastika tattoo
Keith Luke is a self-proclaimed white supremacist accused of murdering two people and badly hurting a third in Brockton in 2009. His trial is just getting started, and Luke is showing up in court looking completely different from the last time we saw him. More
Robin Hoods of Keene pay it forward to parking meters
Not having change for a parking meter is not a problem for those living in Keene, N.H. because a group is going around inserting money into meters when needed claiming they are paying it forward; however, not everyone agrees with the act of generosity, including the city. More
Seven people cited for trespassing at Quabbin Reservoir
Seven individuals originally from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore will be summonsed to court for trespassing
after a Mass. State Police trooper found them on the grounds of the Quabbin Reservoir early Tuesday morning.
Former state rep. accused of assaulting girlfriend outside Chicken Bone
A former Marlborough City Councilor and state representative
is accused of assaulting his girlfriend outside a Framingham restaurant Saturday, police said.
Defamation suit reinstated for founder of Boston
A defamation lawsuit filed by the founder of the rock group
Boston against the ex-wife of the band's late lead singer was reinstated Tuesday by the Massachusetts Appeals Court.
Tribe unveils new design for proposed Mass. casino
On
the eve of a key legislative hearing, the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe unveiled a new design on Tuesday for the $500 million resort
casino it hopes to build if the tribe succeeds in getting state and federal approvals for the project.
Boxborough selectmen reject proposed slot parlor
Selectmen have voted down a Maryland developer's proposal
to build a slot parlor in Boxborough, northwest of Boston.
Bergeron, Bruins rally to stun Leafs in Game 7
Patrice Bergeron put the winning touch on an extraordinary comeback, then raced into the arms of smiling teammate Zdeno Chara. "It's about finding a way and showing some character," the Bruins' best all-around player said. "Everyone has to step up in the playoffs and tonight was my turn to do it for my team." More
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Jolie Reveals Double Mastectomy
The 37-year-old actress revealed that after a lot of tests, she made a hard choice to undergo the procedure.
Why she made the tough decision
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Suspect Identified in Parade Shooting
Police are searching for a man in connection to the Mother’s Day parade shooting in New Orleans that injured 20 people.
19-year-old with criminal history
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Russia Detains American Diplomat
Security services in Russia say they have caught and detained a US diplomat who they claim is a spy for the CIA.
Strange items he was allegedly carrying
New Details on Kidnapping Suspect
Ariel Castro was arrested last week after three women who vanished a decade ago were found alive at his Cleveland home.
Accusations of violence revealed Monday
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SEAL Team 6 Families Want Answers
Seventeen of the troops died just three months after killing bin Laden -- and their families claim it may have been our government's fault.
Partly sunny Tuesday with intervals of passing clouds
It will be partly sunny today with intervals of passing clouds. Clouds linked to an ocean storm pushed towards the Cape and Islands overnight. Clouds there should thin by mid-morning as high pressure keeps the storm at bay. More
At least 120 illegal immigrants getting in-state tuition
The Patrick administration's controversial decision to allow some illegal immigrants to pay the same lower rates at public colleges and universities as citizens who live in Massachusetts is now bringing the threat of a lawsuit from a legal watchdog group and criticism from some Republican lawmakers who say the move violates federal law. More
British PM Cameron visits Boston Marathon memorial
British Prime Minister David Cameron, accompanied by Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, has visited the Boston marathon bombings memorial. More
Powerball jackpot $350 million
Feeling lucky? You might want to go pick up a Powerball ticket. The jackpot is $350 million. More
Photo Courtesy: The Boston HeraldMass. inmate requests cake, colored pens, dragon blood to follow Wiccan faith
A Mass. prisoner has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Correction and a prison superintendent claiming he has been denied access to items, including but not limited to ritual oils, herbs, teas, robes, medallions, colored pens, and cakes, which are necessary to properly exercise his Wiccan faith. More
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Parents of slain Mass. teen to testify on bills
The parents of a Wayland teen who was killed by a former
boyfriend plan to ask state lawmakers to require dating violence prevention as part of health and sexual education programs
in public
Sandy Hook shooter had no drugs or alcohol in system
Recently
released toxicology tests show that Adam Lanza, the shooter behind the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre had no drugs
or alcohol in his system when he shot and killed 20 first-graders and six faculty members at the Newtown school last December.
Suspect in Brockton double slaying goes to trial
The trial of a Brockton man charged with two racially motivated
killings who once showed up in court with a swastika carved into his forehead is scheduled to start Tuesday.
Brown U. player critically injured by head punch
Police in Providence, R.I., say a Brown University basketball
player is in critical condition after being punched in the head in what appeared to be an unprovoked assault.
AG: Pair arrested for extensive human trafficking operation
A Medford woman and a Woburn man have been arrested in connection
with running an extensive human trafficking operation spanning multiple communities, including Bedford, Billerica, Medford
Man charged with drunk driving for crash that killed Curry College student
A 24-year-old Stoughton man has been charged with operating under the influence for the Canton car crash that killed a junior at Curry College. More
Afghanistan vet charged with critically injuring his 2-month-old son
A 2-month old boy from Lowell is in the hospital with critical injuries that authorities say were caused by his father. More
2 found dead inside crashed car in Chelsea
A man and woman were found dead inside a car that came to rest against a building in Chelsea. Police responded to a commercial building at 111 Crescent Ave. at about 4:30 a.m. Monday. Police are calling this suspicious even though the call came in as a car crash. More
Police vow to solve shootings of 19 in New Orleans
New Orleans police vowed to swiftly track down the gunmen who wounded 19 people at a neighborhood Mother's Day parade, the latest case of violence flaring up around a celebration in the city this year. More
NE Unsolved: The Murder of Paula Jacobs
IRS admits to targeting conservative groups
Congressional Republicans already are conducting several
investigations into the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of tea party groups ahead of the 2012 elections.
Salem State to pay tribute to slain MIT officer
Salem State University is paying tribute to alumnus and slain
Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer Sean Collier.
Wall Street Journal: Russia failed to report texts
Newly
revealed text messages show Boston Marathon Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev was willing to die for Islam. U.S. officials are
calling the text messages the most important in a series of missed signals, a vital piece of information that Russia reportedly
withheld from the U.S. government prior to the bombings.
Dog kills miniature horse on Martha's Vineyard
Animal control officers say an Old English bulldog killed
one miniature horse and mauled another over the weekend on Martha's Vineyard.
Deadline approaches for Boston mayoral candidates
The deadline for the Boston mayoral race is quickly approaching.
It is only one week from Tuesday until the paperwork needs to be turned in.
Police: 17 wounded in New Orleans parade shooting
Gunmen opened fire on dozens of people marching in a Mother's Day second-line parade in New Orleans on Sunday, wounding at least 17 people, police said. More
UMass Dartmouth students celebrate graduation in wake of tragedy
It was a commencement to remember for UMass Dartmouth's Class of 2013. More
Lowell man charged after 2-month-old child found unresponsive
Officials are investigating a report of two-month old child
found non-responsive on Mammoth Road in Lowell Saturday, a district attorney said.
High school student inspires Mass. Super Bowl champs
Let's be honest. As a whole, society can be pretty judgmental; however,
putting aside differences and getting past those initial judgments can be a very rewarding experience, especially if it means
getting to know Kyle Corbett.
Pedestrian, 44, dies in NH accident
Police in Salem, N.H., say a 44-year-old woman has died after
being struck by a pickup truck on Main Street.
Motorcyclist seriously injured in Seabrook crash
A motorcyclist was injured in a serious two car crash that
occurred on Route 107 in Seabrook on Saturday.
Police: Everett suspects found with gun stolen from evidence locker
Two Everett men and an Everett woman were arraigned on numerous
gun and drug charges, including possession of a gun that was reportedly stolen from the Chelsea District Court evidence
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'Act of terror' certification could cost businesses impacted by bombings
Boston businesses that lost revenue and sustained damage in the Marathon bombings could have a difficult time recouping those losses due to a lack of "terrorism" coverage. More
Mass. Most Wanted: May 11
Help track down the suspects featured in this week's Mass. Most Wanted. More
'Act of terror' certification could cost businesses impacted by bombings
Boston businesses that lost revenue and sustained damage in the Marathon bombings could have a difficult time recouping those losses due to a lack of "terrorism" coverage. More
Authorities: Bombing suspect's burial appears to be legal
The decision to bury Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in a small Islamic cemetery in rural Virginia is angering some members of the area's Islamic community. More
Curry College mourns loss of cheerleader, nursing student
A junior at Curry College died Saturday morning after a car accident in Canton. More
Official: Texts would have allowed FBI to track Tsarnaev
U.S. officials are calling text messages between the alleged Marathon bombers' mother and a relative the "most important in a series of missed signals" between the United States and Russia. More
Report: Student ordered therapy shocks for other students at group home
A new report says a Canton-based group home that gives electric shocks as part of their therapy regimen did not follow protocol in two 2007 incidents. More
Fundraiser held in Nashua for bombing victim Bauman
A fundraiser was held for Marathon victim Jeff Bauman Saturday, one day after he was released from the hospital. More
Authorities, members of Islamic community not told of Tsarnaev's burial
The decision to bury Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in a small Islamic cemetery in rural Virginia is angering some members of the area's Islamic community. More
Threat of showers for some Saturday, temps in 70s for Mother's Day
A warm front will be crossing Saturday morning. Much of the energy with it will ride to the north and west of us, but the threat of showers will be there, especially northwest of 128. More
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado developed from a series of storms that tore through Mass. Thursday evening. More
Herald: Boston public school employees rescreened after workers with rap sheets found
The Boston Herald reports that Boston Public School officials are rescreening employees after some school workers were found to have rap sheets. More
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's final resting place in Doswell, Va.Death Certificate: Tsarnaev shot by police, dragged by vehicle
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's death certificate was released by the Massachusetts medical examiner Friday hours after it was learned the 26-year-old suspected Boston Marathon bomber was buried in Virginia. More
Report: Student ordered therapy shocks for other students at group home
A new report says a Canton-based group home that gives electric shocks as part of their therapy regimen did not follow protocol in two 2007 incidents. More
NWS to determine if tornado hit Stoughton
Thunderstorms that walloped Mass. Thursday afternoon left behind some of their worst damage in Stoughton. More
Herald: Boston public school employees rescreened after workers with rap sheets found
The Boston Herald reports that Boston Public School officials are rescreening employees after some school workers were found to have rap sheets. More
Crews respond to two fires at same home in Wakefield
Updated: May 10, 2013 8:42 AM EDTA fire at a home in Wakefield had to be extinguished twice Thursday into Friday. More
Warm, muggy weather for Friday; Beautiful Mother's Day on tap
NewFriday will be warm and muggy ahead of a beautiful Mother's Day forecast for Sunday. More
State's top animal official resigns under cloud of controversy
FOX UNDERCOVER - The state's top veterinarian has resigned after a FOX Undercover investigation revealed a judge raised serious questions about his ethics over a case where he was accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from an alcoholic senior citizen suffering from dementia. More
Report: Student ordered therapy shocks for other students at group home
Boston College defends commencement speaker choice
Boston College is defending its selection of Ireland's prime
minister to be its commencement speaker despite criticism from a local conservative Catholic group.
Dunkin' Brands Chairman Luther retiring
Dunkin' Brands Group Inc. Chairman Jon Luther is retiring
and will be succeeded in the post by CEO Nigel Travis.
Herald: 'Lil Poopy's' parents investigated again
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The parents of a 9-year-old Brockton rapper known as Lil
Poopy are under investigation again.
Survivor found after 17 days in Bangladesh factory rubble
Bangladesh rescue workers have freed a woman trapped for
17 days in the rubble of a collapsed building.
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A new report says a Canton-based group home that gives electric shocks as part of their therapy regimen did not follow protocol in two 2007 incidents. More
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Worcester police chief's appeal: Get suspect's body out of city
Nineteen days after Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev died following a gunbattle with police, cemeteries still refused to take his remains. On Wednesday, Worcester Police Chief Gary J. Gemme pleaded for a resolution. "I am publicly appealing to those with authority to provide a burial site. Do so, and do so quickly," he said. More>>
Partly to mostly cloudy skies Thursday with temps in the 70s
Yikes-the hair will be puffy today! It almost feels like summer with sticky wake up weather in the 50s. We'll find relief from the muggy air on Sunday, until then be prepared for the frizz. More>>
BPD Commissioner to testify in hearing on marathon bombings
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis will testify in Washington as the first congressional hearing on the Boston Marathon bombings gets underway. More>>
Bombing suspect's widow hires criminal lawyer
As the quest to find a resting place for the body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev drags on, his widow continues to face questions from federal authorities and has hired a criminal lawyer with experience defending terrorism cases. More>>
Cleveland man arraigned on rape, kidnap charges
A Cleveland man has been arraigned on charges of rape and kidnapping days after three women missing for about a decade were found alive at his home. More>>
Internet detectives: Do they help or hurt investigations?
The mysterious man on the roof. The man clad in the
blue robe. These individuals were all once considered to be possible suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings; however, it
wasn't law enforcement pointing the finger at these men, it was average citizens playing detective on social media.
Gardner man, 70, subdues intruder
A 70-year-old Gardner resident says he laid
a beating on a 24-year-old man who smashed through a window in his home Saturday.
NH man saves son after he sneaks out of their home, falls into nearby pond
A New Hampshire father jumped into action
Wednesday after his toddler son fell into a pond near the family's home.
BPD Commissioner to testify in hearing on marathon bombings
Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis will testify
in Washington as the first congressional hearing on the Boston Marathon bombings gets underway.
Jury set for Mass. trial in 2009 fatal fire
Jury selection has been completed for the
trial of a Northampton man charged with setting a fire that killed two men in December 2009.
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Police: Man had dungeon for torturing children in Worcester home
A Massachusetts resident charged in an international investigation has pleaded guilty to solicitation of child kidnapping and charges of possession and distribution of child pornography. More
Rainy Wednesday with temps in the 60s
Sadly, it's time to bid adieu to those beautiful blue skies. The incoming showers will bring a few benefits to the area. More
Whistle-blowers set to testify in Benghazi hearing
Whistle-blowers are expected to testify Wednesday that the Obama administration lied about what happened in Benghazi. On Sept. 11, 2012, two separate attacks hours apart on the U.S. facility in Benghazi killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans, including Winchester native Glen Doherty. More
Southwest plane bound for Providence makes emergency landing in S.C.
A Southwest Airlines plane bound for New England made an emergency landing Tuesday. Officials said three unruly passengers were disruptive and wouldn't listen to flight crew restrictions on a flight from Orlando, Fla., to Providence, R.I. More
Suspect in Ohio helped neighbors look for missing
In the years after his friend's daughter vanished while walking home from school, Ariel Castro handed out fliers with the 14-year-old's photo and performed music at a fundraiser held in her honor. More
Plan to bury Bomber No. 1 could happen soon
Keeping watch on a Worcester funeral home is a 24-hour job that's costing Massachusetts taxpayers at least $30,000. But now, there's word the police details in Worcester may no longer be needed. A plan to bury Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev could happen soon. More
Hanover man had 230 explosives hidden in Norwell shed
A Hanover man is being held without bail after
police say he was stockpiling explosives.
Couple charged with turning girl, 14, into sex slave, raping her and using her to create porn
Two Westfield residents have been charged
with turning a 14-year-old girl they knew into their sex slave, raping her and using her to create pornography.
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SWAT team responds to drug deal gone awry in Randolph
Authorities, including a SWAT team, responded
to an apartment building on Nelson Drive in Randolph Tuesday after a drug deal went awry.
Mass. Public Health Council to vote on medical marijuana rules
Massachusetts' Public Health Council is set
to vote Wednesday on the state's Department of Health's draft of medical marijuana regulations.
Man, 88, killed after being struck by MBTA bus in Melrose
An 88-year-old man was struck and killed by
an MBTA Route 131 bus at the intersection of Franklin and Pratt streets Tuesday in Melrose.
Cleveland Department of Public Safety Suspects Held in Ohio Abduction Case
Police are trying to piece together how three girls who went missing in Cleveland were held captive unnoticed for a decade there.
Frantic 911 call leads to 3 missing women in Ohio
The woman's voice was frantic and breathless, and she was choking back tears. "Help me. I'm Amanda Berry," she told a 911 dispatcher. "I've been kidnapped and I've been missing for 10 years and I'm, I'm here, I'm free now." More
Police: Man had dungeon for torturing children in Worcester home
A Massachusetts resident charged in an international investigation has pleaded guilty to solicitation of child kidnapping and charges of possession and distribution of child pornography. More
Judge OKs $100k bail, house arrest for Phillipos
A magistrate judge has agreed to release a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev from federal custody while he awaits trial for allegedly lying to federal investigators probing the April 15 bombings. More
Jury nearly set for Mass. trial in 2009 fatal fire
Jury selection is nearly complete for the
trial of a Northampton man charged with setting fires in the city that resulted in two deaths in December 2009.
Mayor doesn't want bomb suspect buried in Boston
An aide to Boston Mayor Thomas Menino says
the mayor does not want marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev buried in Boston and calls the decision "a family
issue."
East about to be overrun by billions of cicadas
Any day now, billions of cicadas with bulging red eyes will crawl out of the earth
after 17 years underground and overrun the East Coast. The insects will arrive in such numbers that people from North Carolina
to Connecticut will be outnumbered roughly 600-to-1. Maybe more.
NH clerk punched in face over bag of crackers
Police in Manchester, N.H., are looking for
a man suspected of punching a convenience store clerk in the face when he was confronted about taking a 3-ounce bag of crackers.
Boston Marathon fund chief: Lower expectations
The administrator of a fund created to help
Boston Marathon bombing victims has a blunt message for them: Lower your expectations.
Search drags on for burial spot for bomb suspect
A Massachusetts funeral director is striking out in his search for a place to bury the Boston Marathon bombing suspect killed following a gun battle with police. More
SWAT team responds to drug deal gone awry in Randolph
Authorities, including a SWAT team, responded to an apartment building on Nelson Drive in Randolph Tuesday after a drug deal went awry. More
Man, 88, killed after being struck by MBTA bus in Melrose
An 88-year-old man was struck and killed by an MBTA Route 131 bus at the intersection of Franklin Street and Pratt Street in Melrose Tuesday. More
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Frantic 911 call leads to 3 missing women in Ohio
The woman's voice was frantic and breathless, and she was choking back tears. "Help me. I'm Amanda Berry," she told a 911 dispatcher. "I've been kidnapped and I've been missing for 10 years and I'm, I'm here, I'm free now." More
Mostly sunny Tuesday with temps in the 70s
Highs will range from the 60s on Cape Cod to near 70 in Boston to the mid and upper 70s inland. Enjoy the pleasant afternoon because changes arrive tomorrow. More
Witness: Friendly fire likely wounded MBTA Officer Richard Donahue
There appears to be more evidence pointing to the possibility that transit officer Richard Donahue was the victim of friendly fire. More
Judge OKs $100k bail, house arrest for Phillipos
A magistrate judge has agreed to release a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev from federal custody while he awaits trial for allegedly lying to federal investigators probing the April 15 bombings. More
Quincy house fire displaces three adults, an infant
A fire broke out early Tuesday morning at a two-family home in Quincy. Flames tore through the home at 91 Vassall
St. at about 3 a.m. The house next door was evacuated as a precaution.
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Police search for Waltham mother, 2-year-old child
Police are searching for a Waltham mother and her 2-year-old daughter who were reported missing Monday night. More
Haverhill woman, 64, charged with murder
A Haverhill woman is under arrest for the deadly stabbing
of a man, according to the Essex District Attorney's Office.
NH court upholds conviction in home invasion case
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of
a man who sought to reverse his conviction for the murder of a woman hacked to death with a machete.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's widow still under investigation
Investigators still appear to be keeping a very close eye
on Tamerlan Tsarnaev's widow, Katherine Russell.
Rihanna booed by Boston fans
It was a long night for Rihanna fans in Boston who waited
almost three hours to see the singer perform at the TD Garden.
Cape charity founder gets 4 to 5 years
Applause from victims rained on disgraced Cape charity founder
Gina Clark as she made her way out of the courthouse Monday and into a waiting prison van after being sentenced to four to
five years
Search drags on for burial spot for bomb suspect
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AP New Hollywood Trend May Upset You
A new box office trend may have those of us in the US waiting even longer than before for new movies.
Man accused of lying after bombings seeks release
Lawyers for a man charged with lying to investigators after the Boston Marathon bombings are
asking a federal judge to release him from jail, saying he had nothing to do with the deadly bombings and isn't a flight risk.
Robel Phillipos, 19, of Cambridge, faces a 2 p.m. detention hearing Monday in U.S. District Court.
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Partly to mostly sunny skies Monday with temps in the 60s
New week, same pattern. Areas of fog will be common through about 8 AM. Southeastern Mass will be the most prone location of patchy dense fog. More
Finding burial plot for bomb suspect a struggle
A funeral director trying to find a cemetery to take the body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev is going next to the city where Tsarnaev lived, but will run into another obstacle: It doesn't want him. More
Cambridge official urges funeral parlor, Tsarnaev family to not seek burial plot
The City Manager of Cambridge issued a statement Sunday urging the funeral director and the family of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, to not submit a formal application for a burial permit. More
FBI and ATF search Tamerlan Tsarnaev's home
The search continues at the Cambridge home of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev. More
Estranged husband under arrest after woman is found dead in closet
A Boston man wanted for questioning in connection with the death of his ex-wife who was found dead in her Stoughton home has been captured. More
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Officials: Victim of Salem fire owned home 
Salem fire officials have released the name of
a man who died in a two-alarm fire at a city home over the weekend.
Giffords receives Profile in Courage award
Former
U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords received the 2013 Profile in Courage award at the John F. Kennedy Library on Sunday in recognition
of the political, personal, and physical courage she has demonstrated in her fearless public advocacy for policy reforms aimed
at reducing gun violence.
Cigarette sparked Brockton fire which displaced two families
Two families have been displaced following a fire that occurred
at two homes on Sunset Avenue in Brockton Sunday morning.
Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords honored at Boston ceremony
Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords honored at Boston ceremony
Taunton teen fatally stabbed inside Brockton home
A Taunton teen was fatally stabbed inside a Brockton home
early Saturday morning, police said.
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YouTube.com Airshow Routine Goes Horribly Wrong
Thousands were watching aerial acrobatics on Sunday when a plane suddenly began to rapidly descend from the sky.
AP Israeli Warplanes Strike Syria's Capital
The missiles set off explosions and marked the second strike in three days, as tension between Israel and Syria continues to rise.
AP Israeli Warplanes Strike Syria's Capital
The missiles set off explosions and marked the second strike in three days, as tension between Israel and Syria continues to rise.
Authorities to boost security at Tanglewood events
Local and state police are working with the Berkshire County Sheriff's Department
and Tanglewood management to plan stepped-up security for major outdoor events at the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home
and elsewhere in the county.
Child flown to hospital after falling into fire pit
A 6-year-old boy was flown to a Boston hospital
Saturday with serious burns.
Polling company tracks Senate race, Sox manager's popularity
Red Sox manager John Farrell is apparently
more well-liked in Boston than the first president of the United States and Kris Kringle.
Divers recover body of missing child in Worcester pond
The body of a young boy who went missing while
swimming with friends was found in a Worcester Pond Saturday.
Three buildings impacted by fire in Lowell
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Man accused of lying after bombings seeks release
Lawyers for a man charged with lying to investigators after the Boston Marathon bombings are asking a federal judge to release him from jail, saying he had nothing to do with the deadly bombings and isn't a flight risk. More
Divers recover body of missing child in Worcester pond
The body of a young boy who went missing while swimming with friends was found in a Worcester Pond Saturday. More
Tsarnaev's family asks for second autopsy
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's body was scheduled to undergo a second autopsy this weekend after his family questioned the original results. More
NH teen dies after being hit by two cars
A New Hampshire teen has died after being hit by two cars Friday night. More
Fire that displaced 15 caused by candle
A resident of a multi-family home that went up in flames Saturday says the fire was caused by a candle. More
Experts: Feds pressure widow, friends in bomb case
Legal experts say authorities are placing intense pressure on the widow of one Boston Marathon bomber and three detained friends of the other to cooperate in the ongoing investigation. More
Divers search for missing child in Worcester pond
Worcester police responded to Bell Pond Friday for reports
of a missing person in the water.
NH woman accused of sexually assaulting, recording child
A 20-year-old New Hampshire woman is being held on $50,000
bail amid allegations that she recorded herself sexually assaulting a 3-year-old.
Authorities comb woods near bomb suspect's college
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Federal, state and local authorities searched the woods near
the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth campus as part of their investigation of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Toy gun sends Pentucket Regional High into lockdown
Pentucket Regional High School was in lockdown briefly Friday
morning after a toy gun was found at the school.
Plastic fragments prompt frozen pizza recalls
Death certificate: Tsarnaev died from blunt force trauma, gunshot wounds
Blunt force trauma to Tamerlan Tsarnaev's torso and head contributed to his death. More
Cemeteries refuse to bury Tamerlan Tsarnaev
The owner of the funeral home where Tamerlan Tsarnaev will be prepared for burial says at least three cemeteries have said they will not bury the deceased marathon bomber. More
Two people dead following parking lot shooting in Roxbury
Two men died after a shooting in Roxbury Friday. More
SouthCoastToday.com: John SladewskiAuthorities comb woods near bomb suspect's college
Federal, state and local authorities searched the woods near the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth campus as part of their investigation of the Boston Marathon bombing. More
Customs ordered to verify all int'l student visas
Customs officials are being ordered "effective immediately" to verify that every foreign student arriving in the U.S. has a valid student visa. More
Beverly's Angie Miller visits FOX 25 ahead of Idol hometown visit
American Idol contestant Angie Miller visited FOX 25 Friday night for a special visit during her brief return to Mass. More
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's remains claimed, brought to Worcester
A mortuary familiar with Muslim services will handle funeral arrangements for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who died in a gunbattle with police after an intense manhunt, a funeral director said Friday. More
Report: Tsarnaev brothers originally planned attack for July 4th
The Boston Marathon bombers had reportedly planned to carry out their deadly attack on the Fourth of July. More
Tanker truck catches fire in Keene, N.H.
NewFire crews in Keene, N.H. battled a fire in a tanker truck Friday morning. More
Reports: Katherine Russell no longer cooperating with police
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's widow, Katherine Russell, has stopped cooperating with police, the New York Times reports. More
Taylor, Aerosmith, NKOTB perform at marathon show
A diverse group of acts including Aerosmith, James Taylor and Jimmy Buffett are scheduled to perform at a concert to benefit the families of those killed and survivors of the Boston Marathon bombings. More
Video: Reese Witherspoon asks trooper "Do you know my name?"
A dash-cam video of Reese Witherspoon's recent disorderly-conduct arrest provides a rare glimpse of one of Hollywood's best-known actresses unfiltered as she, after "one too many" glasses of wine, takes on a no-nonsense Georgia state trooper following her husband's traffic stop. More
Judge bans Whitey Bulger's immunity defense
The new judge presiding over the James "Whitey" Bulger case has granted prosecutors' motion to bar the reputed mobster from arguing immunity at trial. More
Court documents: Suspects hid backpack, laptop; lied to investigators
On Wednesday, three more suspects were charged in connection with the Marathon Bombings, accused of hiding a backpack that belonged to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and lying to investigators. More
Mosque leader disavows marathon bombers
People who worship at the Cambridge mosque where the Boston
Marathon bombing suspects prayed have held an interfaith service with community members during which a leader condemned the
attacks.
Two arrested, one on the run after exchange of gunfire in Brockton
Two people were arrested and one person is still on
the run following a shoot out with police in Brockton Thursday.
Beverly's Angie Miller makes it to top 3 on Idol
Beverly's Angie Miller made it to the top three on American
Idol Thursday night. Angie was joined by Cree Harrison and Candice Glover.
Rhode Island becomes 10th state with gay marriage
Rhode Island has become the 10th state to allow same-sex
couples to marry following Gov. Lincoln Chafee's (CHAY'-feez) signature of gay marriage legislation.
Reward offered for arrest of suspect who used shotgun on cat
The MSPCA has announced a $2,000 reward leading to an animal
cruelty conviction in the case of a cat shot with a shotgun in Northbridge in April. The reward is the largest in the organization's
history.
American suspect grew up in Cambridge, attended high school with Dzhokhar
The American suspect, Robel Phillipos, grew up in Cambridge and attended high school with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. More
Temperatures in the 60s and 70s on Thursday
Finally a little cha
Lawmakers to meet on tax bill for transportation
Beacon Hill lawmakers are getting back to work on a plan
to raise $500 million in new taxes to help fix and modernize the state's transportation system.
Fla. man sentenced for scamming Mass. woman
A Florida man has pleaded guilty to bilking an 85-year-old
Massachusetts woman out of more than $100,000 by faking an injury on her property.
Mass. lawmaker, alleged assailant, reach agreement
A state lawmaker and a man accused of assaulting him have
reached an agreement and no criminal complaint will be issued, even though a clerk magistrate found probable cause to bring
charges.
NH man faces murder charges in wife's stabbing death
A New Hampshire man is accused of fatally stabbing his wife
inside a Manchester home.
Planned blasts in the Fenway from could sound like cannons
Massachusetts state police are warning residents of Fenway
again Thursday to be aware of loud blasts in the area.
Fire breaks out at Watertown home
A fire broke out early Thursday morning at a home in Watertown. Flames started shooting through the roof of the Belmont Street house at about 1 a.m. More
Chris Kelly of 1990s rap duo Kris Kross, known as 'Mac Daddy,' dies at 34
Chris Kelly, half of the 1990s kid rap duo behind one of the decade's most memorable songs, "Jump," has died at an Atlanta hospital of an apparent drug overdose, authorities said. He was 34. More
Court Documents: Suspects hid backpack, laptop; lied to investigators
On Wednesday, three more suspects were charged in connection with the Marathon Bombings, accused of hiding a backpack that belonged to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and lying to investigators. More
Report: Saudi Arabia warned U.S. in writing about Tamerlan Tsarnaev
A report in the Daily Mail claims the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia warned the U.S. in writing about Boston Marathon Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev and a planned explosive attack on a major U.S. city. More
Methuen High student accused of making 'terroristic threats'
A Methuen High School student is accused of making terroristic threats on a social media site. More
Vt. woman disfigured in attack reveals new face
A Vermont woman revealed her new face Wednesday, six years after her ex-husband disfigured her by dousing her with industrial-strength lye, and said she went through "what some may call hell" but has found a way to be happy. More
Mass. Senate nominees gear up for election push
U.S. Rep. Edward Markey says Massachusetts Democrats won't be caught off guard this time around. More
Cooler temps, plenty of sun for Thursday
There is some weak energy rotating around an area of low pressure that has been held out in the Atlantic Ocean, and that will be enough to bring some clouds to the area Thursday. More
Wakefield child abuse suspect faces more charges
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Mug shot shows bomber's widow after 2007 arrest
The widow of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev reportedly
faced shoplifting charges in 2007.
Gov. Patrick shows his support for Idol contestant Angie Miller
Gov. Deval Patrick showed his support for a Mass. resident
who hopes to be the next American Idol.
Ex-Lawrence superintendent ordered to repay $10K
A former Lawrence school superintendent has been ordered
to repay $10,000 after being convicted of using school resources for himself.
MGM signs casino deal with Springfield
Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno says he's confident the city
will have the best casino proposal to offer in the western Massachusetts region.
Senate hopefuls spar over spending pledge
Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Gabriel Gomez and his Democratic
rival Edward Markey are wasting little time lobbing attacks at each other after securing their party's nominations.
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Vkontakt Suspect Texted Friends After Bombing
Three college friends of the Boston Marathon bombing suspect were arrested on Wednesday and offered new details in the attack.
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Shots Fired at Ore. Elementary School
Teachers were overcome with fear on Friday after masked men burst into their meeting wielding handguns and began firing at random.
Shocking reason no one was hurt
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Told to Leave Prom Over Her Dress
Alexis says she's 'emotionally scarred' after being kept from the special night -- but school officials say she simply broke the rules.
WXYZ Embarrassing Ride for Drunk Principal
This school principal was taken into custody for intoxication -- but it's what she did after getting cuffed that's getting the most attention.
Report: Saudi Arabia warned U.S. in writing about Tamerlan Tsarnaev
A report in the Daily Mail claims the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia warned the U.S. in writing about Boston Marathon
Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev and a planned explosive attack on a major U.S. city. More
Tsarnaev's uncle reaches out to Cambridge mosque about funeral arrangements
The Islamic Society of Boston mosque in Cambridge tells FOX 25 a family member of 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev
contacted them on Tuesday morning to discuss funeral arrangements. More
Markey, Gomez win Mass. US Senate primaries
Democratic U.S. Rep. Edward Markey and Republican former Navy SEAL Gabriel Gomez won their party primaries on
Tuesday, setting up a race between a 36-year veteran of Washington politics and a political newcomer for the U.S. Senate seat
formerly held by John Kerry. More
Mostly sunny Wednesday with temps in the 60s to 70s
Wake up temperatures were in the 30s and 40s. The chill will fade quickly with the help of sunshine.
More
Police: NH gun threat was not true, student lied
A gun threat that brought armed police and SWAT teams to Concord High school in New Hampshire was made up.
More
Vt. woman disfigured in attack to reveal new face
A Vermont woman who was disfigured after an attack by her ex-husband is going to reveal her new face.
More
Report: Saudi Arabia warned U.S. in writing about Tamerlan Tsarnaev
A report in the Daily Mail claims the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia warned the U.S. in writing about Boston Marathon Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev and a planned explosive attack on a major U.S. city. More
Tsarnaev's uncle reaches out to Cambridge mosque about funeral arrangements
The Islamic Society of Boston mosque in Cambridge tells FOX 25 a family member of 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev contacted them on Tuesday morning to discuss funeral arrangements. More
Markey, Gomez win Mass. US Senate primaries
Democratic U.S. Rep. Edward Markey and Republican former Navy SEAL Gabriel Gomez won their party primaries on Tuesday, setting up a race between a 36-year veteran of Washington politics and a political newcomer for the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by John Kerry. More
Mostly sunny Wednesday with temps in the 60s to 70s
Wake up temperatures were in the 30s and 40s. The chill will fade quickly with the help of sunshine. More
Police: NH gun threat was not true, student lied
A gun threat that brought armed police and SWAT teams to Concord High school in New Hampshire was made up. More
Vt. woman disfigured in attack to reveal new face
A Vermont woman who was disfigured after an attack by her ex-husband is going to reveal her new face. More
Markey wins Democratic primary for U.S. Senate
Rep. Ed Markey beat Rep. Stephen Lynch in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.
Gomez wins Republican primary for U.S. Senate
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Cohasset businessman Gabriel Gomez won the Republican primary
for U.S. Senate Tuesday.
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Mass. Senate hopefuls in final pre-primary push
Candidates in Massachusetts' second special
U.S. Senate election in four years made a last dash across the state Monday to court primary voters, though few were expected
to turn out in a state
Boston Pops Orchestra offers Watertown residents complimentary tickets
Boston Pops Orchestra offers Watertown residents complimentary tickets
The Boston Pops Orchestra is offering residents of Watertown complimentary
tickets to their May 9 concert at Symphony Hall in Boston in light of the events that occurred in the town following
Brothers reunite for first time since Boston Marathon bombings
Two brothers who both lost a leg when two
bombs exploded near the Boston Marathon finish line were reunited Monday for the first time since the race.
Conn. man charged with making Mass. ferry threat
Police in Massachusetts have arrested a Connecticut
man they allege claimed he brought a bomb on to a Cape Cod-to-Martha's Vineyard ferry.
Police in Natick wish to identify man who approached two people on Route 27
Police in Natick are asking for the public's
help identifying a 60-year-old white male who approached a young man on Route 27 near the Sherborn line and offered him a
ride.
FOX News: Female DNA found on bomb components in marathon probe, source says
Female DNA was found on bomb components used in the attack this month on the Boston Marathon, a source familiar with the investigation confirmed to Fox News, though the source cautioned that it is too early to draw hard conclusions from that evidence. More
Scheduled blasting to take place in Fenway area of Boston
Scheduled blasting will take place in the Fenway area of Boston Tuesday and Wednesday as part of the ongoing work of the Muddy River Project. More
Reports: Tsarnaev family, suspected terrorists received $100K in welfare benefits
State lawmakers have launched an investigation into whether the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings improperly received public benefits. More
Boston suspect's defense team gets major boost
The defense team representing the Boston Marathon bombing suspect got a major boost Monday with the addition of Judy Clarke, a San Diego lawyer who has managed to get life sentences instead of the death penalty for several high-profile clients, including the Unabomber and the gunman in the rampage that injured former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. More
FBI visits home of Tamerlan Tsarnaev's widow
The FBI was at the home of the widow of Boston Marathon Bomber No. 1 Tamerlan Tsarnaev. More
BU student killed, 15 others injured in Allston fire
A Boston University student was killed and 15 others were injured Sunday in a house fire in the city's Allston neighborhood. More
Reported shooting in Roslindale
Police are responding to a reported shooting in the Roslindale neighborhood
of Boston. The shooting happened at 3 Brook St.
More
Mostly cloudy Monday with temps in the 60s
High pressure will hover over New England this WHOLE week! It will waiver a bit,
but keep the chance for rain very low. More
BU student killed, 15 others injured in Allston fire
A Boston University student was killed and 15 others were injured Sunday
in a house fire in the city's Allston neighborhood. More
Hearing on welfare received by Tsarnaevs 1:30 p.m. Monday
There will be a hearing on Beacon Hill Monday about the welfare benefits the
accused marathon bombers received. More
"Misha" found living in Rhode Island
The mystery man named "Misha" who is allegedly tied to the men accused of carrying
out attacks at the Boston Marathon has been found. His real name is Mikhail Allakhverdov. More
Conn. man charged with making Mass. ferry threat
Police in Massachusetts have arrested a Connecticut man they allege claimed
he brought a bomb on to a Cape Cod-to-Martha's Vineyard ferry. More
AP Lakers' 'Nightmare' Season Ends Ugly
Impending free agent Dwight Howard was ejected in the third quarter
as the Lakers' brutal year ended with a sweep in the playoffs.
AP Army to Congress: Stop Funding Tanks
The US is facing major budget cuts -- but politicians from both sides
are pushing for a $436 million weapon the army says is not needed.
Reason lawmakers want tank produced
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One dead, 15 injured in early morning fire
Boston fire officials say one person is dead and 15 people
were taken to the hospital after a fire in Allston. More>>
Mild days, cool nights for next several days
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George W. Bush Ignored Leader's Plea
A report suggests that Bush denied a request from the president
of Mexico in 2006 -- and it could've possibly alleviated a problem today.
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Struggling Brand Catches Buffett's Eye
A business was on its its fourth CEO in two years and nearly
bankrupt, but now it's thriving as part of Warren Buffett's enterprise.
Idea that revolutionized company's products
More marathon bombing victims leave hospital
Boston hospitals say the number of patients being treated
for injuries sustained in the marathon bombing continues to drop. More>>
Savin Hill Little League honors the youngest victim of the marathon bombings
The Dorchester community joined together to remember the 8-year-old victim of the
Boston Marathon bombings at the baseball field where he used to play. More>>
FBI finishes landfill search near UMass Dartmouth
The FBI has concluded its search of a landfill near a Massachusetts college where the 19-year-old
suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings was a student.
More>>
Bombing changes landscape of special election ahead of primaries
Even before the explosions, polling suggested that Massachusetts voters weren't
excited about the looming special election to replace former U.S. Sen. John Kerry. More>>
Brockton teen killed, 4 others injured in overnight crash
Dozens of firefighters battle Hopkinton brush fire
Fire crews from several communities responded
to a massive brush fire in Hopkinton Sunday.
Taylor Swift moves on from Cape, buys summer home in R.I.
Taylor Swift appears to be moving on from
her short real estate stint
in Cape Cod to a multi-million dollar home
in the Ocean State.
Lawmaker believes Boston suspects were trained
The chairman of the House Homeland Security
Committee says he believes
the Boston Marathon bombing suspects
had some training in carrying out their attack.
Officials: No sign 'Misha' tied to Boston bombing
U.S. officials say investigators have found
no evidence that a conservative Muslim friend
of Tamerlan
Tsarnaev had any connection to the Boston Marathon bombing.
Tsarnaev's hideout towed away from Watertown yard
The boat that the second Boston Marathon bomber was found hiding in was towed
away from a Watertown home exactly one week after his capture. More
AP
Did This Movie Go Way Too Far?
This film is based on true stories about a violent gang -- but the real victims
are furious that their trauma was used to make a comedy.
What one man calls 'atrocious'
Twitter/@Fagstein
Blowhard Announcer's Painful Remark
Hockey analyst Don Cherry is known to say strange things -- but what he said
about women was both inappropriate and nonsensical.
Comment that made his partner cringe
SWNS
Neighbor's Property Making Him Blind?
Robert says the glare from his neighbor's yard is so strong that he and his family
wear sunglasses inside for fear of suffering eye damage.
NYPD photo9/11 plane landing gear found in Lower Manhattan 
Part of landing gear apparently from one of the jetliners that crashed into the World Trade Center
on September 11, 2001, has been found wedged between two buildings in Lower Manhattan, the NYPD said Friday. More
Families get glimpse of Bulger at immunity defense hearing
Family of alleged victims of reputed Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger got a close-up look
at him Friday when he came to federal court for the first time in about two years. More
Tsarnaev's friends 'shocked' by Boston bomb claims
Two college friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev who were jailed
by immigration authorities the day after his capture had nothing to do with the deadly attack
and had seen no hints that he harbored any violent thoughts or terrorist sympathies, a lawyer for one
of them said Friday. More
Carjacking victim describes drive with marathon bombers
The 26-year-old carjacking victim of the Boston Marathon bombers opened up about the terrifying experience to the Boston Globe. More
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TIMELINE: What you need to know about the Boston Marathon bombings
A timeline of events in the deadly Boston Marathon
bombings and
the manhunt
for the suspects believed to be responsible.
- Bomber No. 2 Dzhokhar Tsarnaev moved to federal medical hospital at Fort Devens
- Report: Tsarnaev father delays trip to Boston indefinitely due to health reasons
- Officials: Bombing
suspects spontaneously decided to bomb Times Square
- Prosecutors building case against Dzhokhar in MIT officer's murder
- Russian gov't warned CIA about Tamerlan months after FBI closed its case
Carjacking victim describes drive with marathon bombers
The 26-year-old carjacking victim of the Boston Marathon bombers
opened up about the terrifying experience to the Boston Globe. More
Officials search New Bedford landfill for Marathon bombing evidence
Authorities are searching a New Bedford landfill Thursday for evidence connected
to the Boston Marathon bombings. More
Missing Brown student's body found in Providence
Police have confirmed that a body found in the water at a Providence, R.I. park is that of missing Brown student Sunil Tripathi. More
Braintree High School closes early after bomb threat
Braintree High ended the school day before noon Thursday after receiving a bomb threat. More
Marathon victims face mounting medical bills as donations pour in
Cost of amputating a leg? At least $20,000. Cost of an artificial leg? More than $50,000 for the most high-tech models. Cost of an amputee's rehab? Often tens of thousands of dollars more. More
Worcester teen was carrying $148,000 in cash, state police say
A Worcester teen among three others arrested Sunday following a police pursuit in the city was carrying $148,000 in cash in two shopping bags, state police said. More
The Somerville News
Legislation Proposed To Make Fallen MIT Police Officer Sean Collier an Official Somerville Police Officer
http://www.thesomervillenews.com/archives/37604
Legislation Proposed To Make Fallen MIT Police Officer Sean Collier an Official Somerville Police Officer
http://www.thesomervillenews.com/archives/37604
Child marathon victim returns to Boylston Street
An 11-year-old California boy who was injured in the Boston
Marathon bombing has visited the scene of the devastation following his hospital discharge.
Everett announces casino deal with Wynn
A host community agreement between Everett and Las Vegas
casino operator Steve Wynn calls for Wynn to make $30 million in advanced payments to the city during construction.
Celtics hoping home crowd can help turn series
The Celtics are back home for the first time since the Boston
Marathon bombings, and they're hoping the friendly crowd can help turn around their first-round series against the New York
Knicks.
Boston Police Commissioner's son due in NH court
The 22-year-old son of Boston's Police Commissioner is scheduled
to make his first appearance in a New Hampshire courtroom on a charge of operating under the influence.
Ex-Lowell officer sentenced for extortion
A former Lowell police officer has been sentenced to two
years in jail for using his badge to extort sexual favors from prostitutes.
Boston News Group
Somerville Police Saying Goodbye to a Fallen Brother
By William Tauro
Somerville Police Saying Goodbye to a Fallen Brother
By William Tauro
The Somerville Police Department Motorcycle Unit that proudly escorted the family
of fallen MIT Police Officer Sean Collier on Wednesday to MIT in Cambridge for a ceremony in his honor.
Over four thousand law enforcement officers, firefighters and first responders were in attendance at MIT including Vice President Joe Biden to pay a final tribute and bid farewell to an inspiring young man, a police officer who loved his job that left this world way to young.
Officer Collier before recently becoming an MIT Police officer, worked at the Somerville Police Department in it's IT Department while on the Somerville Police Department's Auxiliary Police Unit.
Sean was scheduled to join the Somerville Police Department as a full time Somerville Police officer this coming summer.
Officer Collier was ambushed and brutally murdered last weekend by the two Boston Marathon Bombing brother suspects while in his police cruiser.
Over four thousand law enforcement officers, firefighters and first responders were in attendance at MIT including Vice President Joe Biden to pay a final tribute and bid farewell to an inspiring young man, a police officer who loved his job that left this world way to young.
Officer Collier before recently becoming an MIT Police officer, worked at the Somerville Police Department in it's IT Department while on the Somerville Police Department's Auxiliary Police Unit.
Sean was scheduled to join the Somerville Police Department as a full time Somerville Police officer this coming summer.
Officer Collier was ambushed and brutally murdered last weekend by the two Boston Marathon Bombing brother suspects while in his police cruiser.
Sean's proud brother officers of the Somerville Police
Department
MIT Officer Sean Collier memorial service
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AP Boston Suspect Reportedly Confesses
The 19-year-old suspect in the deadly bombing of the Boston Marathon has reportedly confessed to playing a role in the attack.
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Several road closures in Cambridge for MIT police officer memorial
The Cambridge Police Department is announcing
the following road closures ahead of the memorial service taking place on MIT's campus Wednesday in Cambridge
RI man killed in two car crash on Route 28 in Somerville
A Rhode Island man was killed in a two car
crash on Route 28 in Somerville early Tuesday morning.
Mass. lawmakers shelve death penalty bill
State lawmakers debated but ultimately shelved a proposal to reinstate the death penalty in Massachusetts on Tuesday,
after the deadly Boston Marathon bombings and violent manhunt led some legislators to call for bringing back capital punishment
in some cases.
Mayor Menino says he supports death penalty in case against Bomber number 2
Boston Mayor Tom Menino has publicly been
against the death penalty, but told the FOX 25 Morning News live on the phone that he supports it in the case against Bomber
number 2.
Gov. Patrick appoints Marian T. Ryan as Middlesex DA
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick on Tuesday
named Middlesex District Attorney's Office General Counsel Marian T. Ryan as Middlesex County District Attorney.
TIMELINE: What you need to know about the Boston Marathon bombings
A timeline of events in the deadly
Boston Marathon bombings and the manhunt for the suspects believed to be responsible.
- Bomber number 2 Dzhokhar Tsarnaev now charged, possibly faces death penalty
- Number
of people treated for injuries following bombing increases to more than 250
- MIT officer Sean Collier will be laid to rest Tuesday in private funeral
- Boylston Street businesses will be opening back up Wednesday
Alamy Big Change Coming to Your Fast Food?
Fast food titans, like McDonald's and Chipotle, are adopting unexpected new policies -- that consumers may not be aware of.
Caters News Lightning Bolts Striking Landmarks
From England to New York City, famed landmarks have been caught on camera as breathtaking bolts of lightning crash down on them.
AP Feds Eye Bombing Suspect's Wife
Authorities are eager to question Katherine Russell Tsarnaev, the wife of the Boston bombing suspect who was slain early Friday.
AP US Most Wanted Suspect Arrested
Eric Justin Toth vanished after he lost his job as a third grade teacher in 2008. But on Monday, police finally tracked him down.
AP Hostage Overheard Suspects' Plan?
When the Boston bombing suspects carjacked an SUV Thursday night, they may have inadvertently let the rest of their plan slip.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect, Reportedly Awake And Responding To Questions In
Writing
Boston
News Group
By William Tauro
Funeral services for Boston Marathon Bombing Victim Krystal Campbell are planned for Monday morning April 22 at 8:00am at ST. Joseph's Church located at 114 High Street in Medford, Mass.
With a heavy police presence expected to be at the funeral, members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 25 are said to be expected there as well and were asked to form a Human Shield and will be escorting the funeral procession the entire route.
The hundreds of bikers that were there on scene at Dello Russo Funeral home in Medford on Sunday are also expected to be attending the funeral services as well and will again form a barrier around the Medford funeral home. Then onto Saint Joseph's Church and then later on to the cemetery.
The Westboro Baptist Church protesters have vowed to be there to hold signs and disrupt the service.
Local 25 is asking all it's members to "Please be there in support of the Campbell family. Wear your Teamster Local 25 colors."
Funeral services for Boston Marathon Bombing Victim Krystal Campbell are planned for Monday morning April 22 at 8:00am at ST. Joseph's Church located at 114 High Street in Medford, Mass.
With a heavy police presence expected to be at the funeral, members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 25 are said to be expected there as well and were asked to form a Human Shield and will be escorting the funeral procession the entire route.
The hundreds of bikers that were there on scene at Dello Russo Funeral home in Medford on Sunday are also expected to be attending the funeral services as well and will again form a barrier around the Medford funeral home. Then onto Saint Joseph's Church and then later on to the cemetery.
The Westboro Baptist Church protesters have vowed to be there to hold signs and disrupt the service.
Local 25 is asking all it's members to "Please be there in support of the Campbell family. Wear your Teamster Local 25 colors."
Deceased MIT police officer had ties to Somerville
Officer Sean Collier
By William Tauro
An MIT Police officer responding to a disturbance call late Thursday night has been shot and killed in Cambridge.
The shooting took place at 32 Vassar Street in Cambridge and the officer has died from multiple gunshot wounds.
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David 'Big Papi' Ortiz's uncensored obscenity got the attention of many -- including the boss of the Federal Communications Commission.
BOSTON MARATHON BOMBINGS
Boston bomb suspect still in serious condition, awaiting charges
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the 19-year-old college student and surviving suspect
in the horrifying deadly attack on the Boston Marathon, remains in serious condition under armed guard at Beth Israel Hospital
in Boston.
Boston Bruins
Honor Hero's Bravery at Sunday's Game
By William Tauro
Today at the Garden, the Boston Bruins honored all the law enforcement officers and first responders including the State Police helicopter pilots and crews that took par...t in this past weekends chaotic shootout scenes.
The officers were all recognized for their bravery especially for the early morning car chase that originated in Cambridge after the brutal ambush murder of MIT Police Officer Sean Collier.
That chase later ended up in a Shootout on the streets of Watertown that resulted in the standoff and killing of bombing victim #1.
Today's hockey game's final score was a Boston Bruins 3-0 win against the Florida Panthers.
Photos by Courtney Rogers
Pictured below: Cambridge Police Officer Peter Vellucci, one of the first responders of Friday's early morning shootout on the streets of Watertown.
By William Tauro
Today at the Garden, the Boston Bruins honored all the law enforcement officers and first responders including the State Police helicopter pilots and crews that took par...t in this past weekends chaotic shootout scenes.
The officers were all recognized for their bravery especially for the early morning car chase that originated in Cambridge after the brutal ambush murder of MIT Police Officer Sean Collier.
That chase later ended up in a Shootout on the streets of Watertown that resulted in the standoff and killing of bombing victim #1.
Today's hockey game's final score was a Boston Bruins 3-0 win against the Florida Panthers.
Photos by Courtney Rogers
Pictured below: Cambridge Police Officer Peter Vellucci, one of the first responders of Friday's early morning shootout on the streets of Watertown.
Somerville Motorcycle
Groups Plan Protection at Bombing Victim's Wake
By William Tauro
Over two hundred motorcycles lined Franny Road in Somerville on Sunday as they prepared to make their way to Dello Russo Funeral Home located at 306 ...Main Street in Medford.
A Wake Krystal Campbell of Medford, one the Boston Marathon Bombing victims is scheduled to take place between 4:00-8:00pm at the Medford funeral home.
Krystal Campbell was among the three people killed when bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon on Monday.
The hundreds of bikers are planning to form a barrier around the Medford funeral home just incase members of the Westboro Baptist Church show up on a alleged promised scheduled protest.
The Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) is an American independent Baptist Church known for its extreme ideologies, especially those against gay people and violence.
By William Tauro
Over two hundred motorcycles lined Franny Road in Somerville on Sunday as they prepared to make their way to Dello Russo Funeral Home located at 306 ...Main Street in Medford.
A Wake Krystal Campbell of Medford, one the Boston Marathon Bombing victims is scheduled to take place between 4:00-8:00pm at the Medford funeral home.
Krystal Campbell was among the three people killed when bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon on Monday.
The hundreds of bikers are planning to form a barrier around the Medford funeral home just incase members of the Westboro Baptist Church show up on a alleged promised scheduled protest.
The Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) is an American independent Baptist Church known for its extreme ideologies, especially those against gay people and violence.
Boston News Group
Breaking News:
Breaking News:
By William Tauro
South Station Terminal was evacuated due to a suspicious package scare earlier on Saturday morning, but now since has been reopened shortly after police determined the scene to be safe.
This story is still developing.......
In Boston, thanks and jubilation
Celebrations erupted in suburban Boston, downtown and beyond Friday night as the capture of the remaining marathon bombing suspect was announced in a tweet from police. More
Chief: Slain MIT officer was dedicated, well liked
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer said to have been shot and killed by the Boston Marathon bombing suspects has been identified as 26-year-old Sean Collier. More
Wounded Boston transit officer recovering
The transit police officer who authorities say was severely wounded by the Boston Marathon bombing suspects is out of surgery and has been stabilized. More
Official: FBI interviewed older suspect in 2011
A federal law enforcement official says the FBI interviewed the older Boston Marathon bombing suspect at the request of a foreign government in 2011 and that nothing derogatory was found. More
3 taken into custody at New Bedford housing complex where Boston bomber may have lived
Police say three people have been taken into custody for questioning at a housing complex where the younger marathon bombing suspect may have lived. More
Most family members stand by suspects
Most family members of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects are standing by
them, and expressing doubts that the two brothers were actually responsible for the bombings that killed three people and
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Transit Police Officer Critically Wounded in Shootout with Bombing
Suspects
Our hearts go out to Richard Donhue, a 33 year old MBTA Transit
Police officer. He was critically wounded in a shootout with the suspects Thursday night. The
officer has been
with the Transit Police for only three years and he has a six month old baby at home.
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Breaking News: By William Tauro
The
bomber guy, per the AP, is one Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Also spells his name Djohar. Went to Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, class of 2011. Star wrestler, won a Cambridge City Scholarship. Here's his photo from the Russian Facebook http://vk.com/photo160300242_280897059
All MBTA service suspended; Residents ordered to stay home
The FBI is asking that all residents of Watertown, Newton, Belmont,Cambridge, Allston/ Brighton are ordered
to stay in their homes. Businesses in those cities are being asked to close for the day.
Source: One arrest, police looking for marathon suspect 2 after Watertown shootout
Police in Watertown,
Mass., reportedly were searching for a heavily armed suspect who may have been involved in the shooting death of an MIT police
officer.
Breaking News:
By William Tauro
Reports coming into our newsroom that as we speak of a possible carjacking in Watertown and reports of shots fired at Watertown Police officers.
This story is still developing.......
By William Tauro
Reports coming into our newsroom that as we speak of a possible carjacking in Watertown and reports of shots fired at Watertown Police officers.
This story is still developing.......
Deceased MIT Police Officer
Shot Had Ties To Somerville
By William Tauro
An MIT Police officer responding to a disturbance call earlier tonight has been shot and killed in Cambridge.
The shooting took place at 32 Vassar Street in Cambridge and the officer has died from multiple gun shot wounds.
A manhunt is underway in Cambridge and Watertown looking for the suspects. They are believed to be armed and dangerous.
The victim is MIT Police Officer Sean Collier who was a longtime employee at the Somerville Police Department prior to becoming an MIT Police Officer who worked in the IT department and was on the list to be a Somerville Police officer.
Story still developing.....
By William Tauro
An MIT Police officer responding to a disturbance call earlier tonight has been shot and killed in Cambridge.
The shooting took place at 32 Vassar Street in Cambridge and the officer has died from multiple gun shot wounds.
A manhunt is underway in Cambridge and Watertown looking for the suspects. They are believed to be armed and dangerous.
The victim is MIT Police Officer Sean Collier who was a longtime employee at the Somerville Police Department prior to becoming an MIT Police Officer who worked in the IT department and was on the list to be a Somerville Police officer.
Story still developing.....
Breaking News:
By William Tauro
An MIT Police officer has just been shot in Cambridge.
... The shooting took place at 32 Vasar Street in Cambridge and the officer is in critical condition.
Story still developing.....
By William Tauro
An MIT Police officer has just been shot in Cambridge.
... The shooting took place at 32 Vasar Street in Cambridge and the officer is in critical condition.
Story still developing.....
FBI FBI Reveals 'Suspect 1' and 'Suspect 2'
During a late-day press conference, FBI officials revealed images of the two suspects sought in connection with the Boston Marathon bombing.
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At an interfaith service in a Boston Cathedral, President Obama paid tribute Thursday to a city shaken by what he called 'an act of terror.'
Boston fans mourn, then cheer as sports return
Emerging from a moment of silence with a deafening cheer,
fans at Wednesday night's Bruins game paid tribute to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing with a stirring national
anthem and a thunderous chant...
Obama to honor bombing victims in Boston
Dozens of Boston blast patients leave hospitals
Officials at three Boston hospitals that treated
some of the most seriously injured from Monday's bombing at the Boston Marathon said Wednesday they expect all of their patients
to survive.
AP Marathon Video Shows Bomb Suspect
In what could be a major break in the Boston Marathon case, investigators are hunting for a man seen in a surveillance video.
Potential suspect police are after
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Suspect Arrested in Ricin Letters Scare
A man accused of sending letters to President Obama and a senator that tested positive for poison was arrested on Wednesday.
Person who was taken into custody
AP
Up to 15 Dead in Texas Plant Explosion
Rescue workers searched rubble Thursday for survivors of a fertilizer plant explosion that left up to 15 dead and more than 160 injured.
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Obama Says Opponents 'Willfully Lied'
A visibly angry President Obama spoke out at the White House on Wednesday after a gun control bill failed in the US Senate.
BOSTON MARATHON BOMBINGS
What you need to know about the Boston Marathon bombings
Explosions at the finish line of the Boston Marathon Monday
killed three people and injured at least 170 people.
- LIVE: Obama to speak at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
- Report: Images of suspects in bombings to be released today
- Fox News: Investigators looking for
2 suspects; reporter says he's seen very clear surveillance pics
- Obama signs emergency declaration for MA
- BU
student Lu Lingzi; Krystle Campbell, 29; Martin Richard, 8, killed
Bomb threat prompts evacuation at South Boston courthouse
The Moakley Federal Courthouse in South Boston
was evacuated Wednesday afternoon for a reported bomb threat.
MEDIA BLOWS IT AGAIN!
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Poison-Laced Letter Sent to Obama
A day after police intercepted a ricin-tainted letter sent to a US senator, officials caught one that was addressed to the president.
WHDH
Suspicious Finish Line Photos Surface
A Boston TV station turned over to the FBI two photos of the attack scene taken an hour apart that were submitted by a viewer.
APLetter With Poison Sent to US Senator
US Capitol police on Tuesday intercepted an envelope addressed to a Senator that tested positive for the deadly substance Ricin.
Senator reportedly targeted with letter
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Details Emerge on Boston Bombs
The explosives used in the Boston attack that left three dead and more than 100 injured were reportedly contained in pressure cookers.
Where the deadly devices were hidden
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AP Third Boston Attack Victim Identified
A graduate student at Boston University was one of three people killed in the bombings that struck the marathon on Monday.
Student watching race with friends
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Mom Gets Heartbreaking Phone Call
On Monday, Liz Norden received a phone call telling her that her two oldest sons were seriously injured in the Boston terror attack.
Same devastating injury both men sustained
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New York's Stirring Gesture for Boston
The Yankees' fierce rivalry with the Red Sox is well documented. But in light of tragedy, they're reportedly putting it aside for one night.
Getty Images/ AP Potential Newtown Motive Uncovered
New information provided by Adam Lanza's relative might explain why he killed 20 first-graders in Newtown, Conn. last December.
BOSTON MARATHON EXPLOSION
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Heroes Emerge in Marathon Attack
After two bombs exploded in Boston on Monday, ordinary Americans rose to heroic heights by showing courage amidst chaos.
'Boston Will Be Back (I Hope)'
A six-time Boston Marathon runner and resident relives his fondest memories and explains just what makes this race so special.
Feds seek clues in deadly Boston Marathon bombings
Investigators are searching for any clues that may tell them who is responsible for dual bombings that left three
people dead and more than 140 wounded at the Boston Marathon.
Read more: http://www.myfoxboston.com/#ixzz2Qd3W3k5x
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Boston hospitals that were prepared Monday to treat injuries from a rigorous road race instead mobilized disaster plans to treat the dozens seriously injured in a bombing at the Boston
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