While snowfall can create festive feelings associated with the holidays and tempt outdoor adventurers, some winter storms ...

and parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island with the exceptions of the cities of Boston and Providence. To qualify as a blizzard, a storm must bring a prolonged period of three hours or more in ...

These U.S. winter storms stand as the worst in history … Also coined “The Great White Hurricane,” the monster snowstorm buckled much of the Washington D.C. area while expanding all the way to Boston, ...

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BOSTON - Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin has opened an investigation into the Boston Election Commission after some polling places ran out of ballots on Election Day. The ballot ...

Available now, the restaurant chain says, are the Peppermint Hot Cocoa Blizzard and DQ Frozen Hot Chocolate. The Peppermint Hot Cocoa Blizzard, which is DQ's December Blizzard of the Month ...

BANNER PHOTO In the aftermath of the Blizzard of 1978, after 27 inches of snow fell on the Boston area, shutting down businesses and schools throughout ... Fox was elected to the Legislature in 1987, ...

Subscribers may view the full text of this article in its original form through TimesMachine. BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 27. -- Unless the northeast snowstorm, which began in this city about 9 o'clock ...

“That’s just not the way we run elections in Massachusetts.” Speaking to reporters before the investigation was announced, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said the city was “doing a full debrief ...

A man living in Florida has been arrested after prosecutors say a tip led them to evidence tying him to a 1978 double murder in Massachusetts. WFLA's Jeff Patterson reports.Nov. 14, 2024 ...

He will be returned to Massachusetts in the coming weeks. Theresa Marcoux, 18, and Mark Harnish, 20, were found dead just off Route 5 in West Springfield on the morning of Nov. 19, 1978.