Rental Car Company Refunds Fees After Call For Action Team Intervenes
Karen Chase and her husband paid $248 to RentalCars.com for a car rental. Additional charges brought their total cost up to $1,600.
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Karen Chase and her husband paid $248 to RentalCars.com for a car rental. Additional charges brought their total cost up to $1,600.
John Nucci, a former Boston City Councilor, has developed a genetic disorder and desperately needs a kidney.
At a Dorchester school the sport of boxing has been an innovative way to make discipline and self control part of the school day.
Omar's World of Comics and Hobbies in Lexington Center is run by a young man with Down syndrome.
"Black Panther" is shattering records and has ignited a movement.
As the opioid crisis continues to grip the nation, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker has introduced a controversial proposal.
The bill would bar any local or state law enforcement resources from aiding federal prosecutions of marijuana crimes.
It's a Super Bowl tradition at Danilchuk's Auto Body shop in East Boston. And this time, the Eagles are the target.
Two former Massachusetts educators want teachers to have the same opportunity to share ideas and get tips from the pros, experienced teachers, so they started a company to do just that.
Joe Perry is on everyone's list as one of the top guitar slingers in rock and roll, and he's also a big Patriots fan, excited for a shot at another Lombardi Trophy.
Is America's democracy in danger? That's the central question posed by Harvard professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt in their new book, "How Democracies Die."
The audience just grabbed their phones and turned on their flashlights. The middle school students in Hamilton were total pros and did not miss a line.
A man driving to work pulled over and saved a 12-year-old boy choking on the side of the road.
The kids are younger than usual marching band members, but they have the faith of their teacher and they have the success to show for it.
The owner of a Brighton engineering firm never missed a cell phone payment, so he understandably confused when his wireless carrier suddenly shut off his phone.
Posting photos on social media is second nature for many mothers. They snap photos of trips to the zoo, first days of school, even fun projects at home.
Yes, this is possible and it's not cheap.
A Boston non-profit school lets high school kids begin college courses while they're still seniors and they get a leg up on the competition.
Pet goats in Bolton came down with a mysterious illness after eating Christmas trees.
They're sewing to help others. A group of women from a Framingham church are making dresses that will make a difference for African refugees.
There have been hundreds of instances where glass shower doors have shattered, causing injuries.
After a lengthy recruiting pitch, the Assumption College soccer team has its next star. He's a 9-year-old from Clinton and he's already made a huge impact on his team.
For more than half a century Crystal Cleaners has been making sure Santa's suit is festive and fresh, all season long. And they do it for free.
A cheerleader on the team at Middleboro High School is inspiring his fellow students and everyone he meets.
What if recess was a time period with a plan and a coach and not just a free for all?
