As Mass. preps for Level 3 storm, power crews from US, Canada coming to help
Eversource says its in prep mode since the beginning of the week.
Gardner superintendent apologizes for calling snow day minutes before start of school
The Superintendent of Schools in Gardner is apologizing to parents after calling a snow day just minutes before the start of school.
Boston opens pop-up COVID and flu vaccine clinics as cases rise
The numbers are not where Boston public health officials would like them to be when it comes to getting vaccinated against the flu.
'I was shocked': Video shows attack on Cambridge woman and her dog
A woman who was attacked while walking her dog Sunday night is describing the terrifying moments.
Trained marksmen to shoot, kill coyotes in Nahant
The town of Nahant will become the first community in Massachusetts to bring in trained marksmen to shoot and kill habituated coyotes.
City councilors call for security changes after man found in Dorchester school
Parents are demanding answers after a teacher encountered a man in a closet in her classroom before the start of school.
Plum Island dredging project will help reinforce shoreline
A dredging project designed to help with marine navigation is now helping to reinforce the shoreline.
Ukrainian family experiencing first Thanksgiving after fleeing war-torn country
A family of Ukrainian refugees is staying optimistic this Thanksgiving.
Witnesses recall chaotic moments after Hingham Apple store crash
The moment an SUV slammed into the Hingham Apple store on Monday, it shook the businesses all around.
Brandeis students want answers after fatal bus crash
One student was killed and 27 other people were injured in a shuttle bus crash in Waltham.
Man seriously hurt in hit-and-run on Route 3 in Tyngsboro
A man standing outside his car after a minor crash on Route 3 was seriously hurt when he was hit by a passing truck that did not stop.
Family sues elevator company after opera singer dies of heart attack
Randall Kulunis was stuck in an elevator at his Allston condo building with EMTs after suffering a mild heart attack.
BPD Commissioner Cox addresses gun violence, officer shortage
Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox was sworn into office three months ago with a pledge of community policing.
5 of 6 statewide elected offices in Massachusetts to be held by women
Starting next year, five of the six statewide elected offices in Massachusetts will be held by women!
Father says woman tried to lure 3 children from Boston park
At Shubow Park in Brighton, Mike Zazzara was convinced a woman was trying to take off with his three children.