Bob Ward

Over and over Boston 25 saw choppers dumping water collected from nearby ponds, directly onto a stubborn and at times growing brush fire.

In Middleton firefighters hope small, controlled burns will finally stop the spread of stubborn brush fires that have already consumed nearly 200 acres of woods in less than a week.

The family of Paul Rober, murdered in Plymouth in 1986, is fighting the parole request for one of Rober's convicted killers, Kurt Kegler.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass. — Classes in three different North Shore communities remain in jeopardy for Tuesday if no contract agreement is reached before the end of the holiday weekend.

School is canceled for Tuesday in Gloucester and two other North Shore towns could follow suit as teachers strikes continue.

BEVERLY, Mass. — The mayor of Beverly has joined ongoing contract negotiations in an effort to strike a deal with picketing teachers, who are now

The former Winthrop police lieutenant was sentenced to four to six years in prison and five years of probation by the judge.

BOSTON — At the Great Hall of Flags in the State House, survivors of homicide gather, together, to kick off a month-long awareness campaign.

In Boston, Myrna Gonzalez continues to live her life, grieving for her son and desperate for answers.

No arrests have been made as detectives work to determine what led up to the shooting.