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A Justice Department inquiry into how race influences admissions at Harvard University has left selective colleges bracing for new scrutiny of practices that have helped boost diversity levels to new highs across the Ivy League.
Five dogs from the French Bulldog Rescue Network were featured on the Pet Parade Sunday.
More than 6,000 people rode their bikes across the state as part of the PMC to raise money for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
There's an all-points bulletin out for a Melrose man who police say used a rubber mallet to attack his mother in her 70s and his sister in her 50s.
They started out early Saturday morning, and then it started to rain. But thousands of cyclists didn't let the rain slow them down.
Auburn police say they have fixed the carbon monoxide issue in its Ford Explorer cruisers.
Boston Police are looking for the driver of a car who was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run in Dorchester.
A contingent of firefighters from Massachusetts is joining the battle against raging wildfires in British Columbia.
A driver in Hingham who crashed into a police cruiser after passing out behind the wheel Friday night had to be given a dose of Narcan.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Geoff Diehl officially began his campaign with a simple message--to put Massachusetts first.
Busloads of passengers deal with the rain and delays on the MBTA on Saturday as five separate bus shuttles replace rail service.
President Donald Trump focused on themes related to American Dream Week in his weekly address.
WBZ's Yadires Nova-Salcedo talks about Temporary Protected Status (TPS) with Patricia Montes, executive director of the non-profit organization Centro Presente.
Many Pan-Mass Challenge riders carry literal reminders of cancer's impact on their lives, in the form of photos of loved ones they've lost to the disease.
