Wednesday's Child: 15-year-old Jer'Nyia
Jer'Nyia is a teenage girl who considers herself to be creative, talented, and funny.
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Jer'Nyia is a teenage girl who considers herself to be creative, talented, and funny.
Drivers had to deal with an unusual traffic hazard in Fall River during their Tuesday night drive.
Last fall, town leaders informed the renters of "Coast Guard housing" that they had 12 months to find a new home.
The "10,000 Fearless Peacemakers" have marched the streets of Dorchester every single Tuesday night since 2019, hoping to stop violence before it starts.
Jean McGuire, the first Black woman elected to the Boston School Committee and a former METCO director, was stabbed several times in Franklin Park Tuesday night.
After recent Boston shootings, organizations are working with young people in the city in hopes of slowing gun violence.
A new poll shows most of us are done with masks and COVID precautions. But health experts say the virus isn't done with us.
A new ranking found that Massachusetts is the happiest state in the country. Do locals agree?
Say it's cool or say it's ugly, Boston University says this building is the future.
Gas prices have reversed course for the first time in 16 weeks in Massachusetts, putting drivers on edge.
One man, who was afraid to give his name due to gang retaliation, said he would like to see more police officers on the street.
According to police, Peter Tolan send sexually explicit messages to someone he thought was a teen.
In 1984, she achieved worldwide fame as fictional writer and sleuth Jessica Fletcher in the series Murder, She Wrote, which ran for 12 seasons until 1996, becoming one of the longest-running and most popular detective drama series in television history.
Raffi is part of a growing ensemble of artists using their music to inspire change
Winter may feel far away for most of New England. . . but it has definitely arrived for those at an altitude of 6,288 feet.
