Last Call Foundation helps Braintree Fire Department get fire-resistant hose
The Braintree Fire Department is only the third department in the state to get a new hose that will withstand extreme heat and fire for more than an hour without failure.
Why are liquor stores closed on Thanksgiving in Massachusetts?
People looking to snag alcohol on the way to a Thanksgiving gathering will discover that "blue laws" in Massachusetts block alcohol sales on Turkey Day.
Medford considers changing trash pickup to every 2 weeks
Medford, Massachusetts may cut weekly trash pickup down to once every two weeks. Residents are furious.
East Boston intersection causing confusion for drivers: "It's pure chaos"
An intersection in East Boston has become a concern for residents who say the stretch of road is extremely confusing for drivers.
Logan Airport travelers without Real ID could soon face $18 fee
If you still don't have a Real ID, traveling could cost you extra time and money.
Needham police say gel blaster incident ends safely, but was "matter of luck"
Another Massachusetts town has a new warning about gel blaster toys that look and feel very similar to actual guns.
Mass. bills would create minimum gratuity during "peak" season, raise tip wage
A pair of Massachusetts State House bills are once again taking aim at tip wage and now gratuity.
Police investigate shooting in Beacon Hill apartment near State House
Officers responded to the shooting at an apartment complex on Bowdoin Street just steps from the Massachusetts State House.
Gloucester neighbors concerned about reckless driving caught on video
People who live on Washington Street in Gloucester, Massachusetts are concerned about street racing at the bend in their road.
Worcester police warn about "overly friendly" thieves targeting older victims
Worcester police say two suspects have robbed multiple elderly victims since late October.
Video shows small alligator wade into Charles River in Boston
A viral video has people in Boston looking for a tiny alligator in the Charles River.
Website created by Mass. teen directs people to restaurants offering free meals
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey praised the community for stepping up to help people impacted by the government shutdown.
Wind turbine blade breaks off in Plymouth, lands in cranberry bog
A blade fell off a wind turbine in Plymouth and landed in a cranberry bog.
Boston grocery store gathers food for SNAP recipients with eye-catching sign
An East Boston grocery store is generating donations after putting a sign out front that voiced their displeasure for the loss of SNAP benefits.
New blue Massachusetts license plate shatters sales records
More than 29,000 people have paid for and registered the new blue Massachusetts license plate in just a few months.