More than 300 forced out of homes after Worcester apartment building fire
A fire in the Laurel Street building's electrical room caused the city to shut off electricity on Thanksgiving.
Sen. Markey sends letter to Elon Musk after Twitter Blue fiasco
Fake, "verified" accounts spread misinformation quickly. The fallout had real consequences.
DOJ employees will observe election access in 8 Massachusetts communities
Department of Justice employees will be in eight Massachusetts towns on Tuesday to observe the election process.
Carney Hospital elevators broken, access to appointments difficult for patients
A woman who struggles to walk was unable to get to her doctor's appointment because of a broken elevator.
Massachusetts 'Swifties' ready to welcome Taylor Swift back to Gillette
Taylor Swift was last at Gillette Stadium for her 'Reputation' tour in 2018.
Woman who found Lady of the Dunes says she owes her "debt of gratitude"
Sandra Lee was just nine years old when she stumbled upon the body that would come to be known as the "Lady of the Dunes."
Students taken to hospital after school bus crash in Blackstone
Some Blackstone elementary school students were taken to the hospital as a precaution after a school bus crash.
Jewish students at Brandeis reflect on Kanye West's antisemitism
Brandeis University students say the American Jewish community is ready to talk with Kanye West about why his comments are offensive.
Calls for state of emergency to address Boston violence go unanswered
Neighborhood leaders demand Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox and Mayor Michelle Wu declare a temporary state of emergency.
Boston University lab did not create deadly new COVID strain, experts say
The goal of the study was to determine why the Omicron variant of COVID-19 seems to cause less severe disease than the original strain.
Haverhill teachers continue strike despite judge's order to stop
The Haverhill School Committee said Monday night that there has been a setback in negotiations with the teachers union.
Teachers in Haverhill, Malden School Districts vote to strike on Monday
Two Massachusetts communities are facing a teachers strike that can begin as early as Monday.
Boston leaders demand safety plan after stabbing of Jean McGuire
The 91-year-old is a civil rights pioneer, the first Black woman on the Boston School Committee, and the founder of the METCO program.
"Fearless Peacemakers" trying to stop Boston's next shooting
The "10,000 Fearless Peacemakers" have marched the streets of Dorchester every single Tuesday night since 2019, hoping to stop violence before it starts.
Cardinal Spellman football coach quits, blames harassment from parents
Kahn Chace resigned as football coach for Cardinal Spellman High School after he said he endured verbal abuse from parents.