New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is being questioned in connection with a murder investigation.
Sources tell "Sports Illustrated" he is not considered a suspect.
The reports indicate Massachusetts State Police have connected an SUV rented in Hernandez's name to the murder
Swansea Fire officials say a construction worker suffered serious burns to the arms, chest and face, after a fire broke out on the roof of a Walmart store where he was working.
Chief Peter Burke says fire crews were called to the scene just before 10am, and used a "bucket truck" to lower the man to the ground
President Barack Obama has given the clearest signal yet that Chairman Ben Bernanke will likely leave the Federal Reserve when his term ends in January.
During an interview with PBS' Charlie Rose that aired Monday, Obama said Bernanke has ``already stayed a lot longer than he wanted or he was supposed to
The head of the National Security Agency is telling Congress that the government's sweeping surveillance programs have foiled some 50 terrorist plots around the world.
Army Gen. Keith Alexander tells the House Intelligence Committee that the two programs that were recently disclosed are critical in the terrorism fight
A Fall River man has been convicted of killing one man and injuring another in an early morning shooting on the city streets nearly four years ago.
Juan Velazquez was convicted Monday of charges including second-degree murder and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon for the October 2009 shooting that left Ervin Millsap dead and landed Alfred Coursey in the hospital with several gunshot wounds
Senate leaders are proposing a sweeping overhaul of the state's welfare system that seeks to put more welfare recipients back in the workforce while reducing fraud and waste.
Under the bill outlined on Monday, able-bodied people would be required to seek work _ first on their own and later with the help of state-sponsored job training programs _ before they can collect benefits
