Emily Sweeney

The Granite State is home to the best ski town in North America, according to USA Today readers.

“We were always worried about something like this happening,” said Chelsea Fire Chief John Quatieri.

The driver's car crossed over the center line and hit the bus, police said.

The crash resulted in at least one injury.

The 1899 book, titled “The Early Work of Aubrey Beardsley,” was supposed to be returned by May 22, 1973.

The driver's injuries were not life-threatening, police said.

Police responded to reports of a disturbance at the Federal House Inn on Route 25 and found that a heavily armed man had barricaded himself inside, officials said.

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A lost ferret is found, frozen meat is stolen, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments.

Joshua Roush was found guilty last week of the 2021 slaying of Brian McDonald.

It happened at 5 p.m. at the intersection of Mt. Auburn and Boylston streets, police said

Investigators determined that the vehicle was likely a small gray or silver SUV that was probably speeding, police said.

The former New England Patriots coach and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson posed for a photo at a six-acre corn maze at the West End Creamery in Whitinsville.

The rallies were held as negotiations continue for 8,000 educators after their contract expired on Aug. 31, according to the Boston Teachers Union.

Brendan D. Nunes was arrested Friday after an investigation by state and local police.

A demolition contract has been awarded and a remediation company was already working on the structure, according to a statement from Support the Pink House, an organization that had hoped to restore the nearly century-old house.

The home once served as a private clubhouse of sorts for the Gustin Gang, one of the most notorious of the Prohibition era.

The stone tablets came from the First National Bank of Boston, according to a Boston city archaeologist.

Experts say exposure to cyanobacteria-contaminated water can be harmful, or, in extreme cases, even fatal.

The pedestrian was taken to a hospital for evaluation, said Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan. She was conscious and alert with minor injuries.