Officials say a man and a woman have died in a fire in a South Boston housing development.

Boston homicide detectives are investigating the scene of an early morning South Boston fire involving two fatalities.A man and a woman

Record heat and humidity for the Boston Marathon meant it was a day for finishing the race, not personal records, says O'Connor, a Chicopee

Police arrested a 48-year-old man yesterday who they say robbed a Boston Post Road East bank earlier in the week while armed.

Brookline High's annual Varsity Awards banquet was held Thursday in a packed Boston University ballroom. Most athletes...

Rajon Rondo recorded yet another triple-double for the Celtics

A dining hall with food not worth fighting for In a year of bad restaurant ideas done surprisingly well, Vapiano is a mediocre idea

Pia Rogers still goes home every day, even though all that remains of her two-story farmhouse are two granite front steps.

The deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture will be visiting Massachusetts to celebrate the first anniversary of the MyPlate

Newly unsealed court documents say a 56-year-old woman allegedly set three fires at her New Hampshire condominium complex in hopes that

By Michael Norton State House News Service BOSTON -- With bipartisan support and after adding $74 million in spending initiatives

A prosecution witness told jurors that Roger Clemens DNA' showed up on two cotton balls and one needle allegedly used for a steroids

BOSTON - The widow of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy called on Boston College Law School graduates Friday to use training from their Catholic

BOSTON - Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has moved to dismiss a petition to the state's highest court by a group that opposes

What happened in the Alpha Epsilon Pi house in April was inhumane, prosecutors said Friday, an act that left five stripped-down Boston

The stunning collapse came after an underwhelming last pitch from Schilling to save his firm, which desperately in need for millions more

BOSTON (AP) — U.S. Sen. Scott Brown called on Harvard University to "correct the record" yesterday after reporting for six years that

A Boston man already serving five years in prison for a series of break-ins was arraigned yesterday in Framingham District Court