Mom of man shot in Harvard dorm sues university
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The mother of a Cambridge man fatally shot inside a Harvard University dormitory during a drug-related robbery has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Ivy League school.
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Unabomber updates Harvard University alumni book
BOSTON -- Harvard alumni attending their 50th class reunion this week are getting updates on classmates -- including Unabomber Ted Kaczynski.
Transit worker allegedly caught sleeping on the job
BOSTON -- A transit worker was caught by a commuter apparently sleeping on the job at the Mattapan T station.
Suspect leads police on chase after Roxbury shooting
MILTON, Mass. -- Police arrested a suspect accused of leading police on a chase from Roxbury to Milton, which came to an end after the suspect wedged his car between a truck and a sidewalk. The suspect then tried to run.
Mass. man plants flags in tribute to son, troops
BOSTON -- Hundreds of relatives and volunteers have gathered on the historic Boston Common to plant 33,000 flags in tribute to Massachusetts soldiers killed in conflicts as far back as the Civil War.
Mass. subpoenas Morgan Stanley in Facebook case
BOSTON -- Regulators are examining whether Morgan Stanley, the investment bank that shepherded Facebook through its highly publicized stock offering last week, selectively informed clients of an analyst's negative report about the company before the stock started trading.
MWRA opens 40 miles of trails to public
BOSTON -- The agency that oversees water and sewer services to dozens of greater Boston communities is opening up 40 miles of previously closed trails to the public.
Teen who allegedly shot at police held without bail
DUXBURY, Mass. -- A home invasion suspect accused of firing shots at police and hiding in a cranberry bog was held without bail.
Sister of mobster's girlfriend wants liens lifted
BOSTON -- A federal judge has turned down a request from the twin sister of mobster James "Whitey" Bulger's girlfriend to lift a lien on her South Boston home, saying the house could be used to pay court-ordered fines.
Swarm of bees crashes BU commencement
BOSTON -- Graduation was all the buzz when a swarm of bees made a guest appearance at Boston University’s commencement Sunday.
Boston historian Thomas O'Connor dies
BOSTON -- Thomas O'Connor, a Boston College historian and professor emeritus known for his work on the history of Boston, has died.
New MBTA security phone app available Monday
BOSTON -- The MBTA wants to help riders track trouble. A new smartphone app is aimed at getting riders to report suspicious activity.
Mass. gas prices down another 6 cents
BOSTON -- Massachusetts gas prices are down for the fifth consecutive week.
MBTA protesters in wheelchairs block Boston street
BOSTON -- Six activists in wheelchairs have moved after briefly blocking traffic in front of the Massachusetts Statehouse to protest MBTA service cuts and planned fare hikes.
Occupy Boston shows support for NATO protests
BOSTON -- Even though the protests against the NATO summit are happening in Chicago, about two dozen Occupy Boston protesters gathered in Copley Square Sunday night to say they are there in spirit.
Tip O'Neill celebrations kick off
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- This year marks the 100th anniversary of former House Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill's birth and the city of Cambridge is kicking off a year of celebrations this week.
Dorchester boy in critical condition after being hit by car
DORCHESTER, Mass. -- A 5-year-old boy was in critical condition Monday morning after being hit by a car in Dorchester on Sunday.
Run-Walk to Home Base raises $7M for troops with PTSD
BOSTON -- More than 2,000 runners and walkers took part in the “Run-Walk to Home Base” -- an annual run-walk to home plate of Fenway Park to help soldiers suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Mass. officials propose drunken driving law change
BOSTON -- Three Massachusetts officials say they will try to close what they call a loophole in state drunken driving law.
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