School bus rolls over in Hyde Park, sending 4 to the hospital
A school bus rolled over in Hyde Park, sending at least four people to the hospital Thursday afternoon.
Man charged with murder in brazen daytime shooting on Boston street
A man has been charged with murder for a brazen, daytime shooting on a street in Boston late Wednesday morning.
Man charged for allegedly kidnapping, raping door-to-door saleswoman in Everett
A 67-year-old man has been charged after allegedly kidnapping and raping a door-to-door saleswoman in Everett, according to the Middlesex District Attorney's office.
TPS holders in Massachusetts concerned about not being able to work
Advocates for TPS rallied outside of the federal courthouse in Boston ahead of a hearing in a case challenging the freezing of work permits.
Missing swimmer who drowned in Milford quarry pond identified
The teenager who died while swimming in a Milford, Massachusetts quarry Saturday afternoon was identified Monday as 17-year-old Yanick Rodriguez.
Man charged with murder near Boston Common recently arrested on gun charge
Ashlie Jeremie, the man charged with a murder near Boston Common Wednesday, was arrested earlier this summer on a gun charge.
Cybersecurity expert says OpenAI hack on Hugging Face is "very alarming"
Cybersecurity experts are raising concerns about the growing capabilities of artificial intelligence after an AI agent developed by OpenAI carried out a cyberattack.
Boston businesses hope energy from World Cup sticks around
Boston's summer of major international events is nearing its finale, but businesses and residents hope the momentum will continue long after the final whistle of the World Cup.
Quincy neighbors say pilot program not enough to stop speeding on dangerous road
Residents along Wampatuck Road in Quincy, Massachusetts say speeding and late-night street racing have plagued their neighborhood for decades.
Firefighter saves man trapped on third floor of burning Lawrence home
There was a dramatic rescue at a fire in Lawrence, Massachusetts Sunday.
How the World Cup created an economic boom for Boston businesses
As Boston's run as a FIFA World Cup host city comes to an end, local businesses are reflecting on what many describe as a once in a generation economic windfall.
Crowds not deterred by heat wave for 4th of July Boston Pops concert
People waited in line for hours for the chance to get as close as possible to the Boston Pops Fourth of July performance on the Charles River Esplanade.
Millions of gallons of raw sewage dumping into Merrimack River in Haverhill
Millions of gallons of raw sewage are being dumped into the Merrimack River due to two breaks in a pressurized water main.
Cambridge bar owner fights proposed 30-minute drink rule
There's a proposal in Cambridge to limit customers at bars and restaurants to one drink every 30 minutes.
New wave of Scotland fans arrive in Boston for next World Cup match
Reinforcements for the Tartan Army have officially arrived from Scotland, and they have quickly turned into Boston's favorite house guest.