Wayland police officer shoots and kills dog that attacked him
A family dog in Wayland was shot and killed after the animal bit a Wayland police officer who'd been responding to an accidental 911 hang-up at the home.
Students, faculty gather at Harvard to protest Iran's treatment of women
Protests spotlighted Mahsa Amini, who died in custody of Iran's morality police after she was arrested for her loose head covering.
Cape Cod Coast Guard crew assisting in Florida rescue efforts
A Coast Guard crew from Cape Cod is part of the life-saving mission in Florida.
Soldier killed in Korean War identified as man from East Boston
A local family is getting closure after one of their relatives went missing in action during the Korean War.
Boil water orders in North Attleboro and Plainville after E. coli found
North Attleboro and Plainville DPW crews handed out water to neighbors Thursday after E. coli was detected in the communities' shared water supply.
People fleeing devastation in Puerto Rico arrive in Massachusetts
Travelers arriving to Logan Airport Tuesday night, carried luggage in their hands and heartbreaking images in their minds - of the Puerto Rico they left behind.
Massachusetts charities look to help Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona
The Salvation Army across New England is prioritizing the people of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona caused destruction on the island.
Speech therapist with ALS continues teaching, inspired by students
Belinda Paul has been a speech and language pathologist for 20 years.
Teen riding bike 50 miles to honor cousin who died from cancer
Remy St. Germain is riding 50 miles to Gillette Stadium to raise money and awareness for childhood cancer.
Mansfield distributes bottled water after E. coli detected, boil order in effect
A boil water order is in effect in Mansfield after E. coli was found in the town supply.
Coffee shop worker goes viral for heartwarming first paycheck celebration
A video of Joe Sullivan celebrating his first paycheck has been viewed more than 3.3 million times on social media.
Helmet shortage may impact start of high school football season
The latest victim of pandemic supply chain problems is town sports
90-year-old Home Depot employee brings smiles, knowledge to community
With a pencil over his ear, and an infectiously cheerful chuckle, you can find Bill Van Nieuwenhuyze at Oxford's Home Depot.
Teenage vandals leave broken hearts on North Andover farm
"What they did was a lot more than just a fun Thursday night. It did a lot of damage."
Middleboro welcomes Little League team home from Williamsport
Middleboro welcomed their 12-year-old baseball team home Monday night, after a thrilling run in the Little League World Series.