Harvard Law students rally in support of Palestinians
A couple hundred Harvard Law students rallied outside Wasserstein Hall on campus Thursday in support of Palestinians and in opposition to what they're calling restrictions on speech on campus.
$116M Taunton project on hold after construction company bails on job
A massive construction site in Taunton is only 19% complete and no work is currently being done.
Plymouth family returns home after escaping Israel-Hamas war in Gaza
A Plymouth family returned home to Massachusetts from Gaza on Tuesday afternoon.
US Attorney's Office has potential conflict of interest in brothel case
The man and woman accused of operating the ring were both in court on Monday.
Jewish students at Tufts fear for their safety after Pro-Palestinian rally
Videos show protesters in crowded hallways and student areas, as they protested from 2 p.m. to midnight.
Why do we still use CharlieCards? MBTA GM hints at phone pay system
Why does Boston still use CharlieCards when other cities, like New York, are using phone tap-ins to ride the subway?
3 charged with running high-end sex ring in Massachusetts and Virginia
Three people were arrested Wednesday for allegedly operating a high-end brothel network out of apartment complexes in Massachusetts and Virginia.
Expert warns of free speech concerns after Brandeis bans Pro-Palestinian group
The President of Brandeis University has revoked university recognition of a Pro-Palestine student organization.
Over 220 pounds of illegal drugs seized from Lynn home
Three people are charged in what's believed to be one of the largest single-location drug seizures in New England history.
Lewiston, Maine shooting victims' families and first responders meet President Biden
Leroy Walker, whose son was killed in the shooting told WBZ-TV he hopes he hears something different from the president.
What's the difference between yellow and red flag gun laws?
Maine has what is known as a "yellow flag law," the only one of its kind in the nation.
Lewiston, Maine has "day of kindness" following mass shooting
One week after the mass shooting, Lewiston, Maine's city administrator launched an official "day of kindness" in the city.
Mass. emergency shelters nearly full, families soon to be put on waitlist
Massachusetts emergency shelters for migrants are nearly full and they are days away from running out of room.
Murder warrant issued for man accused in death of wife as search continues for him
The Worcester County District Attorney has issued a murder warrant for Aaron Pennington, the man suspected of killing his wife in their Gardner home who is still on the run.
MBTA contractor proposes overnight shutdown to fix Green Line tracks
The MBTA tells WBZ that the contractors are cooperating with fixing the incorrect rail.