Why are there giant eyes on the MIT dome? The story behind art display.
There are eyes in the sky over the campus of MIT and the stories behind them brought the artwork to life.
100 MBTA passengers evacuated in Boston after Green Line incident
The MBTA partially shut down service on the Green Line in Boston because a trolley rolled back into the trolley behind it at Park Street.
Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade start time changes for 2025
There's a new start time for the Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade as authorities look to limit "out-of-control behavior."
Scaffolding collapses in Boston as winds whip across Massachusetts
A four-story scaffolding collapsed in Boston's Back Bay Friday as strong winds blew across Massachusetts.
Video shows man use shovel to try and break into Boston restaurant safe
A series of break-ins at local businesses over the last week are under investigation on East Broadway Street in South Boston.
Community meeting addresses Downtown Crossing safety concerns
A community meeting in the Downtown Crossing neighborhood focused on safety after months of crime and drug activity in the area.
Boston Public Library worker denied sick time for cancer treatment
A Boston Public Library worker was forced to take weeks of unpaid time off last year to continue cancer treatment.
Uber driver accused of sexually assaulting woman in Boston
An Uber driver who allegedly sexually assaulted a female passenger on Saturday night was arrested over the weekend.
Video shows concrete debris falling from Boston's Prudential Tunnel
Concrete debris fell from the Prudential Tunnel in Boston Friday afternoon, damaging several vehicles.
MIT professor tracks asteroid that could eventually collide with Earth
An astronomer at MIT is tracking a huge asteroid that could collide with Earth in a few years.
JFK Library in Boston abruptly closes due to Trump executive order
The JFK Library in Boston abruptly closed on Tuesday due to an executive order by President Trump, a library spokesman said.
Dozens of Boston businesses approved for new liquor licenses
The Boston Licensing Board started approving the first in a new round of liquor licenses to businesses throughout the city.
Poll asks ex-Mass residents in Florida and NH why they left
A pro-business group's poll asked ex-Massachusetts residents in Florida and New Hampshire why they moved.
Library worker battling cancer says she was denied donated sick time
Employees at the Boston Public Library are rallying behind a co-worker who was allegedly denied extended sick leave as she fights cancer.
Violin worth millions to be sold for scholarships at music school
An extremely valuable violin is being auctioned off to raise money for New England Conservatory scholarships.