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Mayor Michelle Wu defended her decision to require Boston city workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19, saying it is critical as the city deals with a winter surge.
Worcester has renamed a street in honor of a city police officer who drowned last summer while trying to save a drowning teenager.
The Patriots hopes for the AFC East title are still alive. But they're going to need some help from an unlikely source.
At the start of an election year where Massachusetts voters will select a new governor, candidates for the top office — both announced and possible — have already stockpiled millions in campaign cash.
A judge has awarded nearly $1 million in damages to the families of four fishermen who died when their Maine-based boat mysteriously sank off the Massachusetts coast in 2020.
Dozens of crashes were reported Sunday morning during icy conditions in parts of the state.
On Saturday, Manchester Police are headed to a home on Gilford Street, which is the last place where Harmony was known to live.
A driver slammed into the front of a liquor store in Stoneham early Saturday.
Framingham Public Schools announced this week that they have suspended all extracurriculars activities through January 21 due to a surge in COVID cases.
Many residents are now desperate for COVID-19 test results to get back to work or school, but the lines are long across the state.
A wake will be held Sunday for former Boston Red Sox pitcher Jim Corsi, who died of cancer on Tuesday at the age of 60.
The Haymarket MBTA Station is closed for the next few days.
Schools in Nashua, New Hampshire will be closed Monday and Tuesday because the district is expecting many staff absences.
North Attleboro Police are looking for a person suspected of breaking into cars and garages at several homes on Friday.
The Commuter Rail will be cutting back service for at least two weeks due to the impact of COVID-19 on its workforce.
