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Lawmakers on Beacon Hill are pushing legislation aimed at improving the safety of drinking water in schools in part by requiring schools and child care centers to test every drinking water outlet each year for elevated lead levels.
As the countdown to Marathon Monday draws near, runners are amping up and testing the course and their strength.
Police have arrested a man they say shot and broke the window of a bank with a BB gun Friday night, and they said he may be responsible for more than 20 acts of recent vandalism in Randolph.
An estimated $625 million jackpot is on the line in Saturday's Powerball drawing.
A man wanted in Provincetown for assaulting a police officer was captured by police in Michigan.
The first pot shop in the greater Boston area opened its doors at 9 a.m. Saturday.
WBZ's Yadires Nova-Salcedo talks with Encore Boston Harbor president Robert DeSalvio about the casino and their efforts to hire 5,000+ job seekers.
There's something spooky at a supermarket in Wilmington. Several shoppers have reported seeing a ghost roaming the aisles of Market Basket on Main Street.
People who use Uber and Lyft to get to Logan Airport might not like Massport's plan to reduce traffic congestion there.
As they arrive for Friday prayers, the killing of Muslims in New Zealand is still fresh on the minds of a congregation in Nashua, New Hampshire, one week later.
"Police and the school uncovered alleged drug possession on school property," Woburn Public Schools announced Friday.
As Twitter erupted in a flurry of tweets after the Mueller Report was released Friday evening, Massachusetts politicians came out strongly in favor of releasing the report.
Many Americans and Canadians have a great chance to see the northern lights on Friday night and early Saturday morning.
This dog and cat duo can't live without the other. The MSPCA is looking to have them adopted together.
New England Treatment Access, or NETA, is opening its doors to recreational marijuana customers Saturday morning.
