Keller @ Large: Advocates skeptical about Kids Online Safety Act
A bill would give parents new ways to identify harmful behavior and report negative content.
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A bill would give parents new ways to identify harmful behavior and report negative content.
Drivers trying to navigate construction on the streets of Boston want to know where all the police detail officers have gone.
The federal agency behind these changes has been catching some heat.
People who use popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could be at risk for losing muscle mass.
A Lowell man who spent more than 30 years behind bars wrongfully convicted of a crime was awarded $13 million Wednesday, the largest wrongful conviction settlement in New England history.
Defense attorneys for Karen Read, charged with killing her boyfriend, accused the prosecution of withholding evidence during a hearing Wednesday.
The Marshfield Police Department is dedicating two new benches outside the police station in memory of two boys who died of brain cancer.
Rhode Island is set to become "home of the Good Burger" later this month.
Three teenagers are facing charges after police said they led them on a chase through Wellesley and into Needham in a stolen car.
A man accused of leaving explosives on the Harvard University campus says he was responding to a Craigslist ad.
For the first time, scientists have caught a sun-like star in the act of swallowing a planet in one big gulp.
May 3 is World Maternal Mental Health Day, which raises awareness about mental health conditions women experience during and after pregnancy.
Ruth's Chris has restaurants in Boston, Somerville, Waltham and Worcester.
The TV personality and Medford native told People she was diagnosed with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer in January.
The 40-foot-tall natural rock formation collapsed and the rubble was discovered the morning of May 3, 2003.
