England, Ghana fans soak in World Cup atmosphere at FIFA Fan Festival

Rain jackets and ponchos were a common sight Tuesday, but the on-and-off showers did little to dampen the atmosphere at the FIFA Fan Festival​ on Boston's City Hall Plaza​.

• Jun 23

Man charged with murder in death of Duxbury woman in Connecticut home

A man has been arrested for murder in connection with the death of Janina Brooke Murphy, months after she died in a Connecticut home under suspicious circumstances.

• Jun 24

Your next Uber ride in Boston could be a taxi

Boston taxis will be able to pick up passengers who request Uber and Lyft rides under a new pilot program.

• Jun 24

Robert Kraft wants Patriots to play a game in Scotland

Scotland and its passionate fanbase, known as the Tartan Army, took over Boston during the World Cup. Now, Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants to return the favor.

• Jun 23

Delta crew saved lives in close call at Logan Airport, senator says

A U.S. senator is crediting the crew of a Delta Air Lines flight with saving lives after a close call at Boston's Logan Airport​ last weekend.

• Jun 23

Rent control question cannot appear on ballot in November, SJC rules

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled Tuesday that a rent control ballot question cannot appear on this November's ballot.

• Jun 23

Report calls for reopening Norwood Hospital through eminent domain

A new report details the impact of Norwood Hospital's closure and lays out of a possible reopening path.

• Jun 23

Foxboro campground thrilled to welcome World Cup fans

Businesses in Foxboro, Massachusetts, including a popular campground, are cashing in on World Cup excitement.

• Jun 22

Parole denied for man convicted of killing Trooper George Hanna in 1983

A man convicted of killing Massachusetts State Trooper George Hanna in Auburn in 1983 has been denied parole.

• Jun 22

Boston theater company using psychiatrists to make connection in plays feel real

The Psych Drama Company is using psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers to help make the connections in the plays feel real.

• Jun 22

Water safety experts on risks of pond swimming after 2 teens drown in Mass.

In the last month, two teenage boys have drowned while swimming in Massachusetts ponds.

• Jun 22

SJC clears way for ballot question that would eliminate political party primaries

The highest court in Massachusetts has cleared the way for a ballot question that, if it passes, would eliminate political party primaries for state elections.

• Jun 23

Downpours could impact World Cup match in Foxboro

More scattered rain is expected through Tuesday evening into the first half of the night and it could impact the World Cup match in Foxboro.

• Jun 23

Judge denies extension of harassment order against Brockton mayor

Brockton, Massachusetts Mayor Moises Rodrigues testified in court as a student sought to extend a harassment prevention order against him.

• Jun 23

Accused carjacker charged in deadly crash to have mental health evaluation

The carjacking suspect accused of hitting and killing a woman on a Mattapan sidewalk Saturday was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation.

• Jun 22

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