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By nearly any measure, the Massachusetts economy is booming. Thousands of jobs are being created and unemployment is at historic lows. The flip side? Try finding a place to live that won't break the budget.
Pot proponents have come up against unexpected stumbling blocks in New Hampshire and Vermont.
A man on the Massachusetts State Police most wanted list in connection with the shooting of a woman during a robbery has been arrested.
This provides some perspective on the spectacular failure of the Massachusetts state government to wisely oversee the rollout of casino gambling here.
Boston drivers are not exactly known for their civility when it comes the daily commute. We have all seen plenty of bad habits and may be guilty of a few ourselves.
Wynn Resorts and MGM Resorts International are having discussions about the possible sale of Everett's Encore Boston Harbor casino, set to open next month.
Officials at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health are warning customers of Ray Moore's Fish Shack in Rockport of a possible hepatitis A exposure.
An Uber driver is facing multiple charges after allegedly hitting a Durham, New Hampshire, police officer with his car and driving away.
A swastika was found scrawled on a sign at the Jewish Student Union at Brookline High School.
Police are looking for a "vehicle of interest" in a hit-and-run accident on Fottler Road that left a woman dead.
There have been some signs that segregation is on the rise, but former Commissioner of Education in Massachusetts Paul Reville, who is now at the Harvard Graduate School of Education has a plan to create success for all students.
A company has offered to rehire a school cafeteria worker whom it fired for giving a student lunch for free.
A hockey coach - whose removal from the Andover High School team caused an uproar among students and parents - has landed a new job.
A $20,000 reward is being offered for any information that will lead to an arrest after three suspicious fires at rabbis' homes in Arlington and Needham.
For the newest project on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, all you need is your phone and a little time.
