Tonya Alanez

In a first in Massachusetts, a Hanson man is facing 45 years in federal prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to owning pit bulls for the sake of

Brian Edward Murphy, a Worcester attorney who began his legal career as a public defender and is now managing partner in a private firm, was confirmed Monday for a federal judgeship by the US Senate.

A judge who previously faced felony charges for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant evade federal agents who showed up in Newton District Court to arrest him is again under fire for her alleged conduct in the 2018 case.

A New York man was charged in federal court in Boston Tuesday, and agreed to plead guilty, for his part in a long-running scheme to pay kickbacks

After drawing 40,000 inquiries since hitting the market last February, the shop has been sold to Josh and Leslie McElhattan of Centerville, a realtor said Tuesday.

A Plymouth District Court judge on Wednesday cancelled a dangerousness hearing and rejected prosecutors' request for a $1 million bond for a Marshfield

An investigation into a drug trafficking ring allegedly led by a Leominster man, who filled custom orders taken by telephone and delivered fentanyl

The Gordon Companies, a Waltham-based liquor store chain embroiled in an alleged takeover of the popular Nantucket Wine & Food Festival, must retract

The January drone attack on a US military base in Jordan killed three American service members and wounded more than 40 others.

A federal judge has ruled in favor of the City of Boston in its battle to restrict outdoor dining in the North End, the historic Italian-American neighborhood that attracts visitors from around the world.