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  BOSTON — Nearly a month after Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey issued an enforcement notice that added dozens if not hundreds of gun types to a list of banned firearms, the backlash continues. Healey’s statement at the end of ...

  The US Supreme Court has vacated a Massachusetts court ruling that had declared stun guns and other non-lethal weapons are not protected under the Second Amendment. The high court’s ruling was a win for owners of such weapons, although ...

Government agencies can track your every move by using the E-ZPass electronic toll collection devices that make driving on toll roads so much easier, the ACLU is alleging. To make matters worse, some cybersecurity experts say the devices could be ...

The Second Amendment does not guarantee you the right to own or use modern non-lethal weapons – if you live in Massachusetts. That state’s highest court, the Supreme Judicial Court, upheld a state law banning citizens from owning stun guns ...

Massachusetts’ highest court could greatly limit or expand the right to bear arms by answering a simple question: Does the Second Amendment cover nonlethal weapons such as stun guns? And, does the Constitution’s protection of self-defense extend outside the home? ...

In a case that is just now becoming public, a Massachusetts couple found themselves facing truancy charges earlier this year because they chose to homeschool their sick son. The boy, Samuel (whose last name was not revealed), and his parents ...

Justina Pelletier is speaking out about the time she spent shuttered away in a hospital away from her parents and family. The girl’s ordeal made international headlines throughout the past year and prompted a debate about parental rights in the ...

Simply turning on your smartphone during an arrest can lead to a charge of wiretapping. Karen Dziewit of Chicopee, Massachusetts, found that out the hard when cops discovered that the audio recording feature on her phone was active during an ...

A cancer patient was arrested, handcuffed and hauled away in a police car for not paying a $5 dog license fee. Even worse, the woman, Ann Musser of Holyoke, Massachusetts, had paid the license charge and a $25 late fee ...

The Pelletier family’s legal and medical nightmare just took a dramatic turn for the worse: A judge has given permanent custody of Justina Pelletier to the government of a state where her family doesn’t even live. “It’s insane,” Justina’s sister, ...