Ludlow animal control officer praised for finding dog missing for 6 days
Following a town wide effort, the animal control officer was able to trap the dog who had escaped through an open gate.
Back Bay drivers frustrated by new paid parking times
A change to the times Back Bay drivers must pay for parking has many drivers frustrated.
Arlington residents demand safety changes on Park Ave.
Neighbors in Arlington are calling for safety measures for pedestrians after another accident on Park Avenue.
Woman who says she was attacked on Beacon Hill wants more safety help
A Boston woman is warning others after she said she was attacked by a man on Beacon Hill Friday night.
Eagle Scout earns all 139 merit badges, joining very small group
Jimmy Poirier, an Eagle Scout from Andover, Massachusetts, has joined an elite club. He earned all 139 merit badges.
Owner of Crazy Buzzy's restaurant in Lynn found murdered in home
Louie Mavros, the owner of Crazy Buzzy's Roast Beef and Seafood in Lynn, was found murdered Monday at his home.
Tariffs have restaurants and drivers preparing for financial impact
New tariffs set on Mexico, Canada and China by President Donald Trump's administration could mean higher prices at the grocery store and the gas pump in Massachusetts.
Mass. shoppers wonder if Trump's tariffs will make grocery prices go up
Economists in Massachusetts say that consumers should be prepared for increased costs after President Trump imposed tariffs on Mexico, China, and Canada.
Marshfield native rebuilding after losing home in Los Angeles wildfires
Marshfield native Tom Nicholson lost his home in the Los Angeles wildfires. Now, he's putting his life back together.
Disappointed travelers return to Boston from snowy Florida
Imagine booking a trip to Florida thinking you were escaping the cold, only to arrive to near freezing temperatures.
Police investigate death of man in Ipswich, neighborhood shaken
A 65-year-old man died after he was found unresponsive outside a vehicle in Ipswich.
Sisters who marched with MLK in Boston educate next generation
Sisters Glynnette and Beverly Byron were a part of a 20,000-person crowd back in April 1965.
Plows make the rounds across Boston as many welcome the sight of snow
As snow started falling in Boston Sunday night, plows made the rounds around the city to keep the roads clear.
Massachusetts woman says TikTok ban would negatively impact businesses
For the millions of Americans who rely on TikTok as a source of income, the potential ban is causing financial concerns, especially for one Marblehead business.
Boston City Councilor introduces "Sugar Tax"
The Boston City Council is proposing a tax on sugary drinks, saying the money on unhealthy beverages can be put to good use.