School on Good Friday in Massachusetts? It depends on where you live
Most school districts in the state were closed for the religious holiday this Friday, but some, like Abington, were open.
Father riding bike from Florida to Mass. to raise money for ALS non-profit
Jim Bruce's son died from ALS. He's now riding a bike from Florida to raise money for the non-profit that helped his family.
Debris falls, water leaks from ceiling inside Forest Hills MBTA station
The sun was shining outside the Forest Hills MBTA station in Jamaica Plain Thursday, but inside it was raining from the ceiling.
Bishop Connolly, Mount Alvernia families frustrated as Catholic schools closing
Catholic high schools in Newton and Fall River are closing at the end of the year.
Governor Maura Healey appoints first Secretary of Veterans Services
Jon Santiago will serve as the Executive Office of Veterans' Services' inaugural leader.
Healey faces her first snowstorm as Massachusetts Governor
"I'm in a kid who grew up with New England...The bottom line is always be prepared," Gov. Healey said Tuesday.
Several protesters arrested at East Boston Eversource substation
Police arrested a handful of protesters at the entrance to Eversource's substation in East Boston Tuesday.
Changes recommended to fix Boston school bus problems
School officials in Boston are considering changing some start times as part of a plan to get buses running on time.
Southwest Airlines passengers furious with ongoing lost luggage mess
Southwest Airlines may be back on a normal flight schedule, but there's still plenty of lost luggage keeping passengers angry.
Tufts cardiologist hopes Damar Hamlin incident raises awareness of cardiac arrest
Dr. Christopher Madias hopes this horrible situation raises awareness that cardiac arrest can occur during sports.
Logan Airport packed as incoming storm expected to impact holiday travel
Holiday travelers filled Logan Airport as delays were expected from storms around the country.
Medford students walk out, call for safety improvements after stabbing
They're demanding safety improvements after a student was stabbed in a bathroom.
Driver charged with hitting man in alleged Quincy hate crime deemed dangerous
A judge found 77-year-old John Sullivan to be dangerous, but allowed him released on bail after he allegedly yelled at an Asian man to "Go back to China" and hit him with his car multiple times in Quincy.
Grand opening for unique-looking Boston University building
Boston University celebrated the grand opening of an eye-catching building.
Excitement grows at Boston City Hall Plaza for rare royal visit
Rain and wind aren't going to dampen the growing excitement around Boston as Prince William and Princess Catherine arrive in town.