More than 30 cars damaged in Quincy as police search for vandal
More than 30 vehicles were vandalized in Quincy, Massachusetts over the weekend, leaving dozens of residents facing costly damage.
Patriots fans excited for new chapter as training camp kicks off
Football is officially back, and fans showed up in full force to support the Patriots as training camp kicked off at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday.
Flatbed truck crashes into Job Corps Center in Devens; 13 injured
A flatbed truck crashed into a building on the Shriver Job Corps Center campus in Devens, Massachusetts on Monday.
Republic Services trash strike heads to court after 6 communities sue
Six cities and towns in Massachusetts struggling with the Republic Services trash collectors strike went to court on Tuesday.
Italian heritage festival held in Newton amidst street line controversy
The streets of Nonantum were filled with Italian flags, music, and celebration this weekend as the community marked the 90th annual "Festa."
Police search for men who assaulted Wayland homeowner, demanded money
A homeowner in Wayland, Massachusetts is recovering after he says he was attacked by two masked men.
MBTA working to address aging infrastructure after Blue Line evacuation
The head of the MBTA said more problems were uncovered during an investigation into a Blue Line train evacuation that happened on Tuesday.
MBTA: 50-year-old downed cable caused mass evacuation of Blue Line train
More than 450 MBTA passengers were evacuated from a Blue Line train in the tunnel under the Boston Harbor due to a signal issue Tuesday afternoon.
Family of victim from the Fall River assisted living home fire desperate for updates
The family of one of the victims from the Fall River assisted living home fire is anxiously awaiting updates on their loved one.
Child taken to hospital after near-drowning in Brockton pool
A child was rushed to the hospital after a near-drowning at a pool in Brockton.
Boston officials say that ongoing trash strike is a public health issue
Boston officials are calling on Republic Services to return to the table and settle with trash workers, saying that the ongoing strike is a public health emergency.
50 dogs and cats from Texas shelters arrive to Mass. MSPCA to be adopted
A group of 50 dogs and cats rescued from the devastating flood in Texas have arrived safely at the MSPCA shelter in Salem, where they will soon be looking for new homes.
8 horses killed in Walpole fire that may have been sparked by lightning
Eight horses were killed in a fire at Mor Linn Farm in Walpole, Massachusetts.
Deadly Milton crash prompts calls for more safety regulations along Route 28
After a deadly crash, State Representative Richard Wells and Milton residents are calling for stricter safety regulations on Randolph Avenue.
Boston University announces layoffs in effort to reduce budget
Boston University has laid off 120 employees and eliminated an additional 120 vacant positions as part of an effort to reduce its budget.