Honor, a Bichon Frise, was among the top competitors at the 137th Westminster Kennel Club dog show Monday and Tuesday in New York City. Honor won the non-sporting group, but he was defeated for Best in Show by a black affenpinscher named Banana Joe. Click here to see more photos from the show.
Read more about the show and the winning dog here.
Baker Heights is in need of repairs deemed to costly to make, and will be demolished and replaced.
Kayak Point trails were built out this year by groups from Denney Juvenile Justice Center.
Plastic that was supposed to be noncombustable was sitting next to a hot lightbulb.
State traffic law defines them as pedestrians, and yet they are often in the middle of the street.
Two men in their 20s had encountered snow and waited two nights for a helicopter rescue.
The city expects to enter a contract with HopeWorks, an affiliate of Housing Hope.
Many campaign donors are giving to both Cassie Franklin and Judy Tuohy.
Hand Up Project volunteers cleaned up a patch of woods that some of them had occupied near Everett.
The organization’s founder used to live and do drugs in the same woods.