Brandeis University sued by family of student who died on campus
A family is suing Brandeis University, accusing the school of ignoring a call for help and leaving their child to die.
Should Boston legalize jaywalking?
New York City is officially legalizing jaywalking. Is it time for Boston to do the same?
Fake Kamala Harris postcard claims migrant family moving into woman's home
A voter in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts was shocked when she received a fake postcard in the mail.
Lewiston, Maine honors victims and survivors a year after mass shooting
A year after the deadliest shooting in Maine's history, members of the Lewiston community are still working to come to terms with what happened.
Grandmother injured in Stoneham hit and run crash
Stoneham police released surveillance video of the crash in an effort to find the driver of the SUV.
2 fishermen rescue man from capsized boat off coast of Nantucket
It was a race to the rescue off the coast of Massachusetts, as two fishermen saved a man from a capsized boat.
84-year-old woman with walker injured on escalator at MBTA station
Eleanor Harris suffered a spinal fracture after trying to go up an escalator with her walker because the elevator was out of service.
Video: Marshfield golfer hits hole-in-one on final swing of high school career
Owen McCall landed a hole-in-one in front of his family on the final swing of his high school career.
Elizabeth Warren, John Deaton spar in first Senate debate
Senator Elizabeth Warren faced off for the first time with Republican rival John Deaton.
Woman says she was kicked off Delta flight after revealing allergy
A woman says she was removed from a Delta flight to Boston after telling the crew she has a serious allergy.
Passengers from Florida arrive in Boston ahead of Hurricane Milton
It was a make-or-break day for thousands of people looking to get out of Hurricane Milton's way.
Harvard students create app that reveals personal info using smart glasses
Two Harvard University students have created new technology that gives users access to your name, phone number and address just by looking at you.
Green Line derailment still impacting commute, NTSB investigating cause
The MBTA said Wednesday it is not yet clear when regular service will resume on the Green Line as crews have not yet cleared a train that derailed in Cambridge.
Boston rabbi concerned about escalating conflict in Israel
Tuesday's airstrike in Israel put Jews across the globe on heightened alert including those right here in Greater Boston.
Townsend collects donations for area hit hard by Hurricane Helene
People in Townsend, Massachusetts are pitching in to get relief supplies to people impacted by Hurricane Helene.