The Cambridge Matignon School to close in June
The school cited "insurmountable financial pressures" as the reason for closing.
New England Patriot players surprise partygoers at House of Possibilities prom
The House of Possibilities, an Easton-based organization, hosted a prom on Friday night for people with disabilities and members of the New England Patriots showed up to surprise attendees.
Remains of an infant found in Zero Waste recycling facility in Rochester
Investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying the remains of a "fetus or newborn infant" found in a Rochester recycling facility on Thursday.
City Council President proposes 'rat czar' to control rodent population
Boston City Council President Ed Flynn wants to create a new department entirely devoted to rodents.
Climate activists deflate tires of 43 SUVs on Beacon Hill
Many flat tires needed to be filled after climate activists took aim at SUVs parked in the wealthy neighborhood.
Newton grandmother scammed out of $20,000, used Bitcoin ATMs to send money
The caller said he was a federal law enforcement official, and said the victim of identity theft.
Jayson Tatum surprises boy battling cancer with new signature shoes
Xavier Goncalves feels like he's walking on air.
Double amputee preparing for second Boston Marathon, Seven Summits
It's been a remarkable rebirth for Brian Reynolds, considering that for more than half his life he tried to hide being a double amputee.
18-year-old college student elected Town Meeting member in Belmont
An 18-year-old determined to make a change in his community just won the election for Town Meeting member in Belmont.
Melrose helps employees with disabilities who lost jobs at coffee shop
The men and women who lost their jobs at Bitty & Beau's know they have so much to offer.
Artist fixes damaged mural of fallen Worcester Police Officer Manny Familia
When artist Ferdinand Nazario found out about graffiti scribbled across his mural honoring fallen Officer Manny Familia, he wasted no time gathering his supplies.
Fire departments wait months for ambulance engine repairs
Local fire departments are dealing with broken down ambulances, blaming Ford and their parts supply.
Weymouth family awaiting liver transplant for baby boy finds solace in helping others
The Squillante family created "Tiny Transplant Titans" which provides care packages to pediatric transplant patients and their families.
Somerville bans discrimination against people in polyamorous relationships
Somerville may be the first city in the nation to pass protections for people in polyamorous relationships.
Essex Tech superintendent donates kidney to save teacher's life
A superintendent donated a kidney to a beloved teacher in her district.