Holocaust survivor closing Norwood shop after 49 years
After 49 years, the Greenfield family will soon close Brenner's Children's Shop for good.
Early crowd on Esplanade secures spot for Boston Pops fireworks show
The Boston Pops refer to this spirited early-bird audience as their "Red, White, and Blue crew."
Teens jump off bridge to save 15-year-old from drowning in Barnstable
A group of teenagers jumped into a river to save a boy from drowning.
Lowell families displaced after fire at apartment building
Families in Lowell were forced out of their homes after a fire tore through an apartment building.
Family devastated after cat is lost at Logan Airport
Lufthansa said the cat got out of her container while a flight was unloading.
President Biden considers federal gas tax holiday
The president is considering a federal holiday on the gasoline tax, possibly saving drivers up to 18 cents a gallon.
Vigil held for 3-year-old boy found dead in Lowell pond
A community is mourning the death of 3-year-old Harry Kkonde in Lowell.
Fenway Park usher has dream job after spinal cord injury
A few years after a spinal cord injury, Stefan Ghelli was at a Red Sox game, when he spoke with an usher about his dream job.
Norwood Circle of Hope hits $1M in financial aid donated
The Circle of Hope has quietly and anonymously helped hundreds of Norwood families.
Bridgewater Little League team raises money for teen battling cancer
Little Leaguers in Bridgewater are raising money for a local teen who is battling cancer.
Man playing Lumineers song on piano surprised by band member
A man was playing "Ophelia" by the Lumineers on a piano in Boston when Jeremiah Fraites walked by.
Malden surprises seniors with $1,000 college scholarships
The future is looking even brighter for college-bound graduates in Malden after a surprise gift from the city.
Celtics inspiring young basketball players in Boston area
The Celtics are inspiring young people in Boston as they prepare for the NBA Finals.
Swampscott's "Field of Heroes" pays tribute to fallen soldiers
Waving in the wind outside Swampscott Town Hall is a breathtaking Memorial Day tribute.
MassBay grad starts scholarship for students with disabilities
Instead of birthday gifts, he asked for donations and created a scholarship for future students.