Retired Mass. firefighter recalls mission at Ground Zero after 9/11 attacks
It's been 25 years since the 9/11 attacks shocked the country and left first responders with everlasting nightmares.
Home heating oil company warns customers of high prices to avoid sticker shock
Some home heating oil customers in the Boston area are wondering what they can do right now to save some money this winter.
Some Natick residents are upset after an "iconic" dam was removed
An iconic piece of Natick is gone, and left in its place is a muddy view with murky reactions.
Invasive spotted lanternfly threatens trees, plants in Massachusetts
The spotted lanternfly could spell doom for some vegetation while creating a sticky mess in the woods near people's homes.
Rain adds to stress and chaos of move-in day in Boston: "It's awful"
On Tuesday, Bostonians continued the time-honored, often-loathed tradition of seeing a majority of the city move in and out of their residences on the same day.
Marblehead bike shop won't sell e-bikes to kids: "They're too fast"
A bicycle shop in Marblehead, Massachusetts is refusing to sell e-bikes to anyone under the age of 18, saying they're just not safe.
Rafael Devers returns to Fenway Park with Giants. How will fans react?
The unceremonious way the relationship ended between Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox is still on fans' minds.
Boston to host DNC? Democrats name 3 finalist cities for 2028
Boston is one of three cities that could host the 2028 Democratic National Convention, the party announced.
Haverhill police offer e-bike riders free helmets, safety advice
Over the last few months, police in Haverhill, Massachusetts, have seen a rise in incidents with e-bikes and e-scooters.
Sex offender accused of using sunglasses camera to record kids at Frog Pond
A convicted sex offender is now accused of recording video of children at the Boston Common Frog Pond using sunglasses with a camera.
East Boston residents fed up with parking tickets from construction road closures
East Boston neighbors can't seem to avoid parking tickets after a litany of road closures makes getting around the neighborhood extremely difficult.
Mural linking Palestinian, Irish flags draws mixed reaction in Charlestown
A graffiti mural in Boston is gone less than 24 hours after it went up, but neighbors in Charlestown are still talking about it.
Boston city councilor suggests bringing in National Guard after recent violence
A Boston city councilor suggested calling up the Massachusetts National Guard after the most recent act of violence in the city.
College interns with The Family Van provide free health screenings in Boston
Medical students in the Boston area are giving back to the communities they grew up in by interning with The Family Van.
Boston leaders discuss summer success, how to keep it going
The summer of 2026 may go down as one of the most profitable for the city of Boston and the surrounding areas.