Milford police chief issues warning over e-bikes
A Massachusetts police department is issuing a safety warning following a rise in e-bike accidents.
Framingham Baking Company closes after more than 100 years
A Framingham, Massachusetts bakery that was well known for its pizza trays closed for good on Sunday.
Pride flags among items removed from BU as part of "content-neutral" sign policy
A Boston University policy restricting where signage can be displayed on campus is drawing criticism from some students.
18-year-old faces murder charge in deadly stabbing in Chelsea
A teenager is charged with murder after a deadly stabbing in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
How TSA lines at Logan Airport are being impacted by government shutdown
The partial government shutdown is leading to long security lines at some airports around the country.
Dozens gather in Boston supporting of Iran war, honoring American soldiers
Dozens gathered in front of the Boston Public Library in Copley Square for a weekly rally in support of the war in Iran.
Body cam video shows Easton officer save 78-year-old man from burning truck
Police body camera video shows an Easton, Massachusetts officer rescuing a man from a burning car on Friday morning.
Boston still has plenty of snow, but many not ready to give up space savers
Boston will start removing parking space savers from the snow Friday. Many residents aren't ready to let them go.
U.K. travelers arriving in Boston describe relief over former Prince Andrew arrest
The arrest of former Prince Andrew for alleged misconduct in public office was the main topic of conversation for passengers arriving at Boston Logan International Airport from London on Tuesday.
Leaders in Boston's South End expand efforts to fix Mass. and Cass
The area around Mass and Cass has long been a focal point of the city's efforts to address substance use, homelessness and public safety concerns.
Massachusetts rolls out ChatGPT AI assistant for 40,000 government employees
Officials emphasized the AI technology is intended to improve efficiency and productivity rather than eliminate positions.
Community raises $17,000 for Brighton barbershop after water main break
As frigid temperatures wracked Massachusetts this week, one business owner in Brighton arrived at his storefront to find it flooded.
UMass Boston students forced out of dorm after pipe bursts
A pipe burst in a residence hall at UMass Boston, and students were forced to gather their belongings and leave.
Patriots fan donates blood, wins Super Bowl trip to see first NFL game
Lifelong Patriots fan Eric Jellison has never been to an NFL game. Now he's going to the Super Bowl because he donated blood.
Watertown Home Depot closed due to "significant snow" on roof
A Home Depot employee says the roof at the Watertown store was damaged due to the weight of the snow.