We have demonstrated Zeeman slowing and capture of neutral and atoms in a magneto-optical trap. The intercombination transition is the only quasicycling transition in radium and was used for laser-cooling and trapping. Repumping along the transition extended the lifetime of the trap from milliseconds to seconds. Room-temperature blackbody radiation was demonstrated to provide repumping from the metastable level. We measured the isotope shift and hyperfine splittings on the transition with the laser-cooled atoms, and set a limit on the lifetime of the level based on the measured blackbody repumping rate. Laser-cooled and trapped radium is an attractive system for studying fundamental symmetries.