Rabbit Rapist Convicted

Roommate of the accused came home and found blood and clumps of rabbit fur on the bathroom floor and a claw belonging to the bunny; in the bed room, a used condom with rabbit fur on it. The rabbit was injured and bleeding.

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Alimony law set for Change

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Racial Profiling and Police Stops--Are You Being Targetted?

Hundreds of thousands of Americans in big cities have been stopped on the street by police using a law-enforcement practice called stop-and-frisk that alarms civil libertarians but is credited by authorities with helping reduce crime.

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Pair accused of cooking body due in court

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The Sad Story Behind Labor Day

For most of us, Labor Day means backyard barbecues, weekend sales, and a last carefree day before school starts. But the laid-back holiday has some seriously sad history, including chaos, riots, and even death. Let us explain.

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Health Care's Six Biggest Money Wasters

More than $1.2 trillion spent on health care each year is a waste of money. Members of the medical community identify the leading causes--insurance fraud in one form or another

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Nurse of the Year Charged with Not Being a Nurse

A Connecticut woman who authorities say spent more than $2,000 to stage a dinner honoring her as "Nurse of the Year" has been charged with pretending to be a nurse at a doctor's office. Betty Lichtenstein, 56, of Norwalk was charged Thursday.

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Court says judges must avoid appearance of bias

With multimillion-dollar judicial election campaigns on the rise, the court's decision Monday could have widespread significance.

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Strange But True: Obscure Mass. Laws

You will be amazed at some of the laws that are still out there. While we have to admit, we did not sort through every local law book out there - to the best we can determine, these laws are still on the books.

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