Peter Eliopoulos

Over 37,000 flags were placed on the Boston Common on Memorial Day, each representing a Massachusetts life lost in service of the United States.

Crews checked a North End building after reports of falling bricks, with officials saying the facade may be compromised.

Attorneys for a Babson College student are appealing a ruling in her ICE arrest case, arguing to put an end to the government's "shell games."

A wrong-way crash on Route 1 South in Peabody resulted in charges against a Massachusetts man, who police said collided head-on with a responding state trooper’s marked cruiser.

Police are investigating after a package containing Juneteenth-related items was destroyed outside the African American History Museum in Boston.

The Boston Pride For The People parade and celebration will be held Saturday.

A judge released a Hopkinton man on bail after a lake confrontation that led to attempted murder and strangulation charges.

The Massachusetts Senate has just voted to allow outdoor drinking and extended last call for the World Cup and other summer events, but the measure needs to go back to the House.

Superintendent Brian Blake called the police on NewsCenter 5 when we went to his office for comment. When he finally left his office, he drove away instead of speaking to reporters.

Were the cigars real? Ipswich school leaders are disputing the claims of players and parents in a lacrosse team suspension case that led to a state semifinal forfeit.