Foreign students hope Harvard will fight for them, "just heartbreaking"
Panic is setting in for Harvard University students coming from abroad as the Trump administration announced it can no longer enroll foreign students.
Dogs rescued from poor conditions in Wrentham ready for adoption
More than a dozen dogs caught in the middle of an animal cruelty case are ready to be adopted.
Cheers patrons mourn Norm on news of George Wendt's death
Customers at Cheers in Boston mourned the death of actor George Wendt by having a beer for Norm.
Price of watching NFL adds up with games on streaming services
The changing media landscape comes at a cost to fans who are just trying to keep up with what game is airing where.
Superintendent warns of "misleading" info in student photo-sharing scandal
The Dover-Sherborn superintendent says misinformation about a student photo-sharing scandal is spreading in the district.
Here's how to get a Real ID in Massachusetts and fly without one for now
The Real ID deadline has passed. Here's how to get one in Massachusetts and fly without one for now at Logan Airport.
Woman says she was asked to prove gender after using Boston hotel bathroom
A couple said a security guard at the Liberty Hotel in Boston challenged their use of a bathroom and kicked them out.
Boston nonprofit accused of misusing $32,000 in taxpayer money
More than $32,000 in taxpayer money went missing from a Boston community program's budget.
Harvard president apologizes for antisemitism, Islamophobia on campus
At more than 500 pages, the set of reports found the university dropped the ball in its handling of antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus.
Trump threat to "sanctuary cities" could cost Boston $300 million a year
President Trump is threatening to pull federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities and it could cost Boston $300 million.
Bertucci's files for bankruptcy again, closes more restaurants
Bertucci's has closed four restaurants in Massachusetts as it files for bankruptcy for the third time since 2018.
Expansion of serve yourself bars, breweries proposed in N.H.
A New Hampshire lawmaker wants more bars and breweries to have the option of offering self-serve beer and wine.
Memorial mass celebrating the life of Pope Francis held in West Roxbury
Hundreds gathered to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of Pope Francis at a mass led by Boston Archbishop Richard Henning.
Runners say the Boston Marathon is a "once in a lifetime experience"
Around 32,000 people ran the Boston Marathon on Monday, but the race is much more than just miles. It's about the people and why they are running.
Was the "shot heard round the world" in Lexington or Concord?
Two towns in Massachusetts are fundamental to American history, but where the official first shot of the American Revolution happened has been debated for centuries.