Power Outages Hit Peak Of 28,000 In Massachusetts During Wind Storm
Thousands of homes and businesses lost power early Friday as strong wind gusts and rain moved through Massachusetts.
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Thousands of homes and businesses lost power early Friday as strong wind gusts and rain moved through Massachusetts.
The DCU Center in Worcester is hosting "Monster Jam" for the first time since the pandemic began.
"The tour likes to pretend it's a democracy, but it's really a dictatorship," Mickelson said in the report. "They divide and conquer. The concerns of the top players are very different from the guys who make their own situation better, but the top guys don't have a say."
Twenty crew members were safely evacuated as flames quickly spread through the Felicity Ace on Thursday.
See what percent of school-aged children in your community are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
The Food and Drug Administration is asking parents to stop using some specific baby formulas after reports an infant died and three others got sick.
A Harry Potter trivia event, a new spot on Newbury Street offering giant cookies, and two separate festivals are all on tap for this week's To Do List.
Airport security made an unusual find at Logan Airport Thursday morning - cash stuffed inside a slow cooker.
A Canton resident said her son was mistakenly caught up in the scandal, and she has receipts to prove it.
The hearts can be found at six WS Development properties in Mass. and R.I., and at each installation, you'll find a mailbox with pens and postcards.
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy's famous wedding dress was created for her by Ann Lowe, a Black designer who never got the credit she deserved.
Temperatures soared into the 60s in many places around southern New England on Thursday.
A Peabody man who was rescued from a three-alarm fire at a home on Ellsworth Road last week has died.
Mayor Michelle Wu said Boston is close to being able to drop its vaccine passport policy.
Retired Brockton Deputy Fire Chief Joe Marchetti is part of a lawsuit filed in federal court with 14 current and retired firefighters from Worcester, Norwood, Fall River and Boston.
